Question about Nitrous and other parts?
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Question about Nitrous and other parts?
Hello everyone! I am new to the LS4 scene and am looking for some info. I guess first off does anyone know how much nitrous can be ran on the LS4 safely? And second where can I find some good deals on other parts for these things? I have been searching the web but have come up pretty short handed. Any help would be greatly appriceated.
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You can run nitrous but get a wet kit and not a dry one. Also, to run nitrous safely you really need to keep the stock tune. Some people have had trouble with piston and plug # 7 getting totally fubarred.
I am speaking with someone about a CSC for our cars (probably Paxton Novi 1000 or 2000) and will let you guys know what he say's. Once I get a picture of it I will post it up here for all to see. It WILL be cheaper than a turbo but be a tiny bit less effective due to parasitic loss through the accessory belt drive. I'll keep you all posted once I hear something.
-Mike
I am speaking with someone about a CSC for our cars (probably Paxton Novi 1000 or 2000) and will let you guys know what he say's. Once I get a picture of it I will post it up here for all to see. It WILL be cheaper than a turbo but be a tiny bit less effective due to parasitic loss through the accessory belt drive. I'll keep you all posted once I hear something.
-Mike
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Here is a thread that has a lot of info in it. I am almost positive that they were all running dry kits.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/ls4-front...lug-fried.html
Hope this helps you.
-Mike
https://ls1tech.com/forums/ls4-front...lug-fried.html
Hope this helps you.
-Mike