safe n20 level for street?
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safe n20 level for street? I'll be quick and to the point.
I've got a .030 over 454 I'm building for the street. Worked over iron heads, mechanical flat tappet cam with about 275 seat to seat time and just under .580 lift, 8.5:1 compression (for when I go crazy and decide to use boost
), I haven't decided on intake manifold yet but will be using a carb. Any suggestions on manifod type and what nitrous levels should I use and with what setup? Will a plate be good or would a fogger be better? I'm hoping to get a 300 shot or more but since it will be a real street car I can see giving up a little to be easier on parts.
Thanks.
I've got a .030 over 454 I'm building for the street. Worked over iron heads, mechanical flat tappet cam with about 275 seat to seat time and just under .580 lift, 8.5:1 compression (for when I go crazy and decide to use boost
), I haven't decided on intake manifold yet but will be using a carb. Any suggestions on manifod type and what nitrous levels should I use and with what setup? Will a plate be good or would a fogger be better? I'm hoping to get a 300 shot or more but since it will be a real street car I can see giving up a little to be easier on parts.Thanks.
you will have to get a single plane intake to run anywhere near 300 shot so the edelbrock victor line of intakes would be a good idea.performer rpm would have much more tq but anything over 150 shot they say don't mix well.
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Well I like that I can get away with a 300 shot, but if compression is limiting me I could bump it up to 9.5-9.8(as it is not built yet, I'm doing it all at once), would that net me more potential for the spray? Hell, if I can go over a 300 shot on top of 500+ N/A horses, I say f*** the boost! It is going in a small car(66-67 nova preferably, but I will settle for vegas, monzas, etc.) so 800-900 horse could get me into the 9's right? Even for just a couple of replies you guys are helping me out a lot. Thanks.
