MS4 Cam and Nitrous
Originally Posted by transamfreak01
nitrous will not affect a cam unless you start using large shots. with the ms4 it wont hurt it with 150. but any other shot that is bigger than that i would get a different cam
Unless you have a dedicated race car and NHRA bound, then choose the cam that fits your n/a needs the most. IMO, going over a 300 shot area is when we should think about a dedicated nitrous cam, or before if full race car.
Robert
Robert
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Originally Posted by Robert56
Unless you have a dedicated race car and NHRA bound, then choose the cam that fits your n/a needs the most. IMO, going over a 300 shot area is when we should think about a dedicated nitrous cam, or before if full race car.
Robert
Robert
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Originally Posted by smokeum99ta
Robert that still didn't really answer my question. I run a ms4 w/ 300 shot. I won't say I have a dedicated race car but not far from it now, it's pretty much a race car with tags on it that I cruise around it once and a while. I'm shooting for 8's this year so I parked my car so I work on it and get it safe. But other than that still a street driven car when I what to. When you say nitrous cam why? just about every article i've read didn't show much if any gain from it. But that doesn't mean they're right.
Robert
