High Mileage N2O...
Well I bought the car with 75k miles on it and it now has 91k. Ever since I've had it I have taken VERY good care of it, but I definetely cannot speak for the previous owners.
So the appeal of cheap horsepower is finally getting the best of me and I'm wondering how risky it might be to look at maybe a 75-100 dry shot just to keep me comfortable. Keep in mind this car is my daily driver, but if I am going to do nitrous I will not just do it cheap and dirty I will be sure to do it right. I am just of course worried that maybe my engine is not in as good of condition as it could be.
Sorry I know this is probably a really newbie question but any input would be awesome.
BTW the car is an A4
when it was replaced/upgraded it had around 141k miles, cam only, sprayed 200 d/p shot for around 6 months and sprayed 150-175 wet shot for 6-8 months prior & after. never had any broken parts/breakage. when i took the heads off the short block looked normal, cross-hatch was still in all of the cylinders, pistons looked fine, no blown gaskets.
some say i could kill a motor and it still be in perfect shape....transmissions are a different story
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I have been spraying 150 on my stock block with 94k on it for a while now and its still ok.

