Wesley Bostic

If a progressive nitrous controller can be set to one shot then ramp up over a set time wouldint this keep a engine together allot longer then hiting it with a single straight shot?

jblankenship

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Progressing can be easier on the motor. But introducing the nitrous at a higher rpm will as well to reduce to the torque spike.

NitrousExpress

iTrader: (4)

It has the potential to help since you can soften the initial hit.

-Chris

Wesley Bostic

That's my thought exactly it would be fun to play around with a junkyard engine and over time up it till she goes then back off enough it will last or at least till I build a bottom end

Wesley Bostic

Thanks for the reply makes perfect sense

brandon@nitrousoutlet

iTrader: (2)

A progressive can soften the hit and lower the initial strain on internals but a correct tune up in general is what keeps motors alive on nitrous. If you need any help, please feel free to contact us!

Rudy72

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Timing is the double edge sword, it releases power potential, yet getting too greedy can cost you your engine, there is a fine line between advance of no return, just enough to be happy in ET, MPH & happy Motor!! Now get traction and make some power!!