Bottle in Bag
Bottle in Bag Ok, a guy in my local car club has a bottle in the bag kit. We were talking about throwing it onto my car to make a 1 or 2 passes Thursday night at an upcoming track meet. This is the kit:
http://www.compucarnitrous.com/TEST/kits/hidden10lb.htm
My question is, how safe is that. I know its not a whole lot of nitrous. We would be using a 75 shot nozzle. Is that going to hurt my car at all. The car has the mods in sig. Other than that its stock.
http://www.compucarnitrous.com/TEST/kits/hidden10lb.htm
My question is, how safe is that. I know its not a whole lot of nitrous. We would be using a 75 shot nozzle. Is that going to hurt my car at all. The car has the mods in sig. Other than that its stock.
I had one of kits before. I loved it. Safety wise it will be fine. I would normally suggest changing to a colder plug but since its only for 1 or passes it probaly wont burn up a plug that quick. Just make SURE that you spray before the IAT, thats the only way your gonna get enough fuel to compensate for the dry shot.
So I won't need to run colder plugs? I should just be able to throw it on tomorrow, and go make a few passes with it. That will be fine with no tune or anything? I've heard good and bad things about any shot of nitrous.
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Originally Posted by BAKED
Your plugs will be fine for a 75 shot, not sure how many times you could do 100 shot on them though.
I personally have sprayed my stock plugs with a 100 shot about 7 or 8 times now and the car still runs the same
once you go about 100 shot you will need to change the plugs... It might pull like hell with factory plugs and 100+ spray plugs will not last long. I changed out brand new NGK 55 plugs sprayed a 150 and magically I had no plugs.
Where on the lid would be the best plaze to put the nozzle? I ran it last night with the 75 shot, and it only put me at a 13.1. It didn't feel too noticeable. I'm thinking that i'm not getting the full shot. Right now its placed on the driver's side rear of the lid. On the actualy side. Should I move it up? Any suggestions would be appreciated.