98RedBird

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Well I currently have mods in sig and was originally planning on going with a rather large direct port nitrous setup but have recently been contemplating selling the h/c and going boosted with a new h/c setup. The more I think about it I'm torn between the two and am not sure which to go with. I am looking for a solid 10 sec car and that's it. Brand new procharger setup is getting close to 8k for everything I'll need. I can go direct port for considerably cheaper than that.


What do you guys think? I would like some of your opinions.

cammedss2000

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If you have a lead foot and like to go fast all the time the procharger sounds good. Nos is great too. You really have to just choose for what you want it for. Just a track car nitrous. But to fill it up soon adds up. Plus that procharger set up for a 10 sec car will suck gas. Turbo setup might be cheaper and just as much power if not more. I would go turbo rather than supercharge. Turbo with decent boost, rearend, and slicks will put you in the 10's if done right with forged internals.

_JB_

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I had nitrous and sold that ****. It was fun as hell, but I got so tired of filling bottles, checking/waiting for proper PSI to spray, ect.

_JB_

iTrader: (33)

Turbos are more expensive (from what I've seen), and not many companies hang around...

98RedBird

iTrader: (77)

I hear what you're saying. I like the fact that I can turn the nitrous off if I don't want to mess with it though and not much else looks as cool as a well displayed and a well run direct port setup. I saw recently that Vengeance racing had teamed up with Nitrous Outlet and are now offering 92mm Fast intakes ported with the direct port system already run for only like $2200! And I would be getting around $800 for my FAST setup that I have now so really I could be making just as much power and going just as fast on the spray and only spend about half of what it would cost to go with a procharger...

_JB_

iTrader: (33)

If you only race at the track n2o would probably be good. Otherwise the bottle drains very fast on the street as a 1/4 mile becomes 1/2 mile, 1/2 mile becomes 3/4 mile, ect. Either way is kewl, but if I had to do it all again I would put the money towards FI.

Datzneat

iTrader: (4)

I'm surprised nobody said BOTH!

cammedss2000

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Go with nitrous. That seems to be what you talk about the most and like the most because you save money. Install it hit the track and have fun. Oh and turbos are a lot cheaper than 8,000 on a supercharger, not trying to say anyones wrong. Maybe if you pay to have fabrication it costs a lot. I can custom build a setup for well around 3,000. Single that is. They are both funnn. Remember nitrous always has the on and off switch. Well good luck to you.

02 Camaro SS

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Nitrous. The bang for the buck is awesome and these cars respond incredibly well. Also, it won't change your car's street manners at all.

98RedBird

iTrader: (77)

Very good points. I think I'll just stick with the spray

JScamaro

iTrader: (6)

With your current mods I think it would be more cost effective to just add a nitrous setup to it.

landonew

I love my nitrous car. But you will get bitten with the FI bug eventually. Almost everyone who has a fast nitrous car starts looking at turbo kits and whatnot within 6 months. Its just the nature of the hobby.

I am currently making the decision on whether to go bigger CI bigger Shot, or just FI. It is a very tuff decision, in that both are fun, fast, and have their own pros/cons.

BTW, your welcome in advance for giving you absolutely no insight into your dilema

SlayerMaro

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Heads aren't cheap, and you'd definitely need a different set if you want FI. I'd go with nitrous also.

I'm going to spray sometime soon, but I got the PRC LS6 heads instead of the 5.3's in case I want to switch to a FI setup.

98RedBird

iTrader: (77)

Yeah, I went with the 5.3's because originally I was going the nitrous route and the 5.3's are awesome for a h/c nitrous combo... I'm sticking with the nitrous!

stevegrizzle

if you want to go fast for cheap n20 is your friend. you can only put down xxx amount of power on the stock botom end and n20 it the easiest and cheapest by far!

chrisok1

I would go nitrous because of the way your car is built now. You have 59cc combustion chambers which is not good for boost. If you want to go FI, then at a minimum you better plan on another set of heads to lower the compression back down.