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Old Jan 11, 2008 | 01:48 AM
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the motor has 120,000 miles and only has an air box and shorty headers and cat back. the motor made 320 and 340 to the ground. i just bought harris speed plate kit for it. my girlfriend wants to go bigger. i am new to nitrous because i always build the motor first then use nitrous. i use a 200 shot on a built motor, but my girlfriends car has nothing. injectors, valvesprings, tune, what else.
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Old Jan 11, 2008 | 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted by ssfast99
the motor has 120,000 miles and only has an air box and shorty headers and cat back. the motor made 320 and 340 to the ground. i just bought harris speed plate kit for it. my girlfriend wants to go bigger. i am new to nitrous because i always build the motor first then use nitrous. i use a 200 shot on a built motor, but my girlfriends car has nothing. injectors, valvesprings, tune, what else.
In terms of what you need for a quality nitrous setup please go through this thread and do some research

https://ls1tech.com/forums/removed-locked-thread-graveyard/649117-nitrous-accessory-basics.html

Other then i really would not recommend spraying a 200 shot to a basically stock high mile motor. I hope you have another motor ready to go in because you will more then likely break it. I wouldnt recommend going much of a 100 shot if you want to keep that car running for a little while longer.
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Old Jan 11, 2008 | 09:38 AM
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does your gf know anything about nitrous? as he said do some research and rebuild your motor. 120k is really kinda high miles to begin spraying it. I dont recommend it either
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Old Jan 11, 2008 | 09:42 AM
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With that kind of mileage on a stock motor and that size shot you need Jesus















J/K it may last a few passes. Mine has about the same mileage on the motor itself but it has forged pistons and arp bolts. I've gone thru countless bottles on a 150 wet and I am going to step it up to a 200 by using a 50 dry. Not sure how long it will last but I guess I'll find out
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Old Jan 11, 2008 | 10:23 AM
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i saw a compleatly stock camero (not sure what milage) go a 12 flat on a 200 shot, not once, but twice. The car still runs (suprisingly)....
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i saw a compleatly stock camero (not sure what milage) go a 12 flat on a 200 shot, not once, but twice. The car still runs (suprisingly)....
Good evidence of why you dont spray a stock car with that kind of shot. 12 flat is an aweful ET for a 200 shot. a 100 shot can get you a low 12 second time slip.
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Old Jan 11, 2008 | 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Mike@HSW
Good evidence of why you dont spray a stock car with that kind of shot. 12 flat is an aweful ET for a 200 shot. a 100 shot can get you a low 12 second time slip.

I would agree. I can pull 12's all day long on a 100 dry shot......
so the 200 shot guy on stock has something not right, or not tuned.
I am moving up to 150 shot to start the season, and ending the season on a 200 shot.. this all dry...

I am planning on 11's for the 150.. and as for the 200...

LOL...
hoping low 11's... we shall see I guess.. But I also am spraying a
stock engine... has 50,000miles on it....
3.73 gears...
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Old Jan 11, 2008 | 02:15 PM
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thanks guys, i just needed proof from others because she wanted a second opinion. you guys said what i already told her.
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Old Jan 12, 2008 | 06:31 PM
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it would be helpful to compile a list of the guys who blew the #7 or any other one but more importantly to know what timing and afr they were on and the size of the shot..
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Old Jan 14, 2008 | 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by quickblade
I would agree. I can pull 12's all day long on a 100 dry shot......
so the 200 shot guy on stock has something not right, or not tuned.
I am moving up to 150 shot to start the season, and ending the season on a 200 shot.. this all dry...

I am planning on 11's for the 150.. and as for the 200...

LOL...
hoping low 11's... we shall see I guess.. But I also am spraying a
stock engine... has 50,000miles on it....
3.73 gears...

he didn't have it tuned, didn't have colder plugs, didn't change anything. He had bought the car about a week before, borrowed someones kit, and ran it. I had no part in it, the guy was a friends friend (if that makes since).
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Old Jan 15, 2008 | 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by ssfast99
thanks guys, i just needed proof from others because she wanted a second opinion. you guys said what i already told her.

Instead of 200 try a 175 wet shot, I was gonna spray 200 in a 94000 mile motor, but just got a cam and the 175 shot. I can not believe how much this engine can take, I plan to get an intake and lt and rod bolts next and hit 600hp. The numbers on the signature are on stock intake and exhaust, However get a fuel pump, a dyno tune.
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