Max Spray with 112 LSA Camshaft?
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Max Spray with 112 LSA Camshaft? What's the max nitrous you can spray with 112 LSA camshaft.
I was told 200HP shot but can anyone explain why not spray more than 200HP shot of nitrous with 112 LSA camshaft.
I was told 200HP shot but can anyone explain why not spray more than 200HP shot of nitrous with 112 LSA camshaft.
The 112LSA is irrevelant to the size shot it can take. What you need to know is the cams overall valve events. Cam LSA alone means nothing.
Whoever told you that is very badly misinformed and you shouldnt take any advice from them again, well at least I wouldnt.
Whoever told you that is very badly misinformed and you shouldnt take any advice from them again, well at least I wouldnt.
Originally Posted by bluecamaroz28
Why are nitrous cams of 114 and higher LSA.
Was looking at some of the big cams like G5X4, T-rex, MS4 and vindicator on 112 LSA. How much max spray can you use with these camshafts.
Was looking at some of the big cams like G5X4, T-rex, MS4 and vindicator on 112 LSA. How much max spray can you use with these camshafts.
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Stock ring lands seem to hold up well to shots up to 150hp. Meaning potentially hundreds of bottles.
Beyond 150hp shots the ring lands on the pistons begin to fail and your motor goes bye bye even with a safe tune. They were not designed to take the higher nitrous shots.
Most engine builders will tell you that under a 200hp shot of nitrous it really doesn't matter what cam you are running. They all respond well to it; however cams like a 233/239 on a 112LSA will respond better to nitrous than a 224/224 on a 114LSA. The bigger split helps to get out the additional spent exhaust produced with nitrous.
Beyond 150hp shots the ring lands on the pistons begin to fail and your motor goes bye bye even with a safe tune. They were not designed to take the higher nitrous shots.
Most engine builders will tell you that under a 200hp shot of nitrous it really doesn't matter what cam you are running. They all respond well to it; however cams like a 233/239 on a 112LSA will respond better to nitrous than a 224/224 on a 114LSA. The bigger split helps to get out the additional spent exhaust produced with nitrous.
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Originally Posted by gnx7
Stock ring lands seem to hold up well to shots up to 150hp. Meaning potentially hundreds of bottles.
Beyond 150hp shots the ring lands on the pistons begin to fail and your motor goes bye bye even with a safe tune. They were not designed to take the higher nitrous shots.
Most engine builders will tell you that under a 200hp shot of nitrous it really doesn't matter what cam you are running. They all respond well to it; however cams like a 233/239 on a 112LSA will respond better to nitrous than a 224/224 on a 114LSA. The bigger split helps to get out the additional spent exhaust produced with nitrous.
Beyond 150hp shots the ring lands on the pistons begin to fail and your motor goes bye bye even with a safe tune. They were not designed to take the higher nitrous shots.
Most engine builders will tell you that under a 200hp shot of nitrous it really doesn't matter what cam you are running. They all respond well to it; however cams like a 233/239 on a 112LSA will respond better to nitrous than a 224/224 on a 114LSA. The bigger split helps to get out the additional spent exhaust produced with nitrous.
