flycutting with nitrous?
08-08-2009, 03:20 PM
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flycutting with nitrous? My friend and i just got done installing a vindicator in my car and took out 91 thousands out of the intake and exhasut which i know is alot. Would selling the nitrous kit i have for the car be a good idea lol. i really am afraid of the pistons being to weak and burniung through. I have a potential buyer also.
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08-09-2009, 10:32 AM
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that ones kinda up in the air, you may or may not have problems, i would be worried about thinning out the piston that much because i beleive you only have like .165 to work with. dont quote that, that number just popped in my head. you could probably run it for a while but not on a big shot or you engine will most likely not hold. but with a proper tune. whoknows right?
08-10-2009, 09:28 AM
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We sprayed Matt's black T/A for a long time on some deep flycuts. We never had one issue with it. Just make sure you knock all the edges down to prevent any hot spots.
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