Anyone have NOS??
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Anyone have NOS??
Just wondering, but does anyone actually have it on our LS4 cars? I always considered it, but I never actually wanted to spend the money on it . Plus, I haven't seen it in anyone's sigs.
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Not too many of us have it. There are alot of strong opinions on this subject and since I don't want to get into a pissing contest with my other LS4 brothers I tend to keep it quiet about it. From a math point of view it is by far the biggest bang for the buck. If you go small (30 shot) it is very cheap and it is a relative easy install. If you go big (75-100 shot) it becomes more complicated because of safety concerns, but it's still less then $25 per horsepower.
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i ran a 100 shot wet (i try to keep it on the dl ) with a microedge controller paired with some cooler NGK plugs (TR6s) and the car liked it a lot. never had any problems with the #7 piston. as long as you have everything set up right and the tune is spot on (i have a great tuner) there should be no problems.
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spraying from a 20 roll was badass...i could take on some cars that people wouldnt expect and i definitely surprised some people.
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I think nitrous wouldn't be much of an issue as long as you don't spray during the shifts to save the trans. I'd do it if I were to continue modding this car. But I'm paying if off and getting my RWD S/C V8!
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I have experience with spraying my ls1 and to be honest it's not much different than the LS4 in that aspect. You can run a 150 shot no problem as long as your tuning is right. The biggest issue I see is the aggressive stock timing curve on the LS4, well that and your trans. Definitely run a window at the very minimum. Nitrous will more than make up for the **** intake setup.
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I have experience with spraying my ls1 and to be honest it's not much different than the LS4 in that aspect. You can run a 150 shot no problem as long as your tuning is right. The biggest issue I see is the aggressive stock timing curve on the LS4, well that and your trans. Definitely run a window at the very minimum. Nitrous will more than make up for the **** intake setup.