Educate me on the TNT PPE
Once I get my N/A goal behind me I think the TNT is next to see how much fun N2O is <img src="images/icons/wink.gif" border="0">
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<strong>I know this has been discussed before but I think the time for some juice is coming <img src="images/icons/smile.gif" border="0"> Approx how much RWHP does the TNT 150 Wet shot add to a properly installed system?
Once I get my N/A goal behind me I think the TNT is next to see how much fun N2O is <img src="images/icons/wink.gif" border="0">
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It will add 150rwhp to a bone stock Ls1. If you have headers, cam etc you will see greater gains.
Chris
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The plan calls for about 475FWHP/470FWTQ so with my 3000 race weight is gonna be FUN <img src="images/icons/wink.gif" border="0">
How much does the TNT system weigh? I figured it was around 50lbs or so when I added weight for the N2O and a rollbar
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Chris
I have macs ( not as good as your LT's), and a 216/224 cam, and the TNT 150 shot. I estimated on my best run to be putting down about 534rwhp, on a 150 shot with the bottle at about 1,200 psi. I figure I am making about 350rwhp on the motor. I have run 125 mph through the TH400, and 12 bolt, so you should be able to run at least 127 through the efficient trans <img src="images/icons/smile.gif" border="0">
But I will tell you bob the 4L60E dosnt last long with the big Torque of a wet shot through long tubes. Mine went in about 3 trips to the track <img src="images/icons/frown.gif" border="0">
Bob what your thinking of doing is what I am currently doing. Cam, converter, and a big shot! Easy mid to high 10 second combo.
Good luck buddy!
BTW a bigger cam is going in my car in about two weeks so we might see allitle more out of mine on the big end. HOPEFULLY <img src="images/icons/grin.gif" border="0">
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Chris
<strong>easy install. the only thing that was a pain was the wiring, and that is only cause you want to get it done to test it out, but still have to wire it up pretty and out of all the other accessories way. and everything i've read says that a 114lsa would be better for a N2O application? what's the deal?
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114 is good for FI and A4's. any cam with more exhaust duration and lift is better for N2O. those are separate points, i.e. AZZ's cam is good for his auto with the 114 (stock PCM) and good for his nitrous with the bigger exhaust duration. the tighter the LSA (lower numerical value) the less cyl. pressure builds up. --god for n2o.
Ryan





