How much nitrous can i spray?
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How much nitrous can i spray?
I'm in the middle of building my new motor its gonna be a fully forged 383 first gen. With around 10.1 comp how much spray can it take?
Eagle internals, AFR 195 eliminator heads...
Eagle internals, AFR 195 eliminator heads...
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Depends on the rings location. With good crank & rods the next thing to go is the rings or piston edge usually. I've seen too many thing go bad with big hits and high rings.
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Depends on the rings location. With good crank & rods the next thing to go is the rings or piston edge usually. I've seen too many thing go bad with big hits and high rings.
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Pill it to you kill it, then back it down the next time.
Good advice from mrdragster1970. N2O pistons are a must, ring lands are usually the first thing to go.
Learn how to read the plugs and/or install a exhaust gas sensor or even better a wide band sensor. I don't think there is any magic number that someone can tell you, to many variables involved. You might spray 300+ with the right ignition system retard and everything setup right or you could burn it down with a 200 shot if things aren't right.
Good advice from mrdragster1970. N2O pistons are a must, ring lands are usually the first thing to go.
Learn how to read the plugs and/or install a exhaust gas sensor or even better a wide band sensor. I don't think there is any magic number that someone can tell you, to many variables involved. You might spray 300+ with the right ignition system retard and everything setup right or you could burn it down with a 200 shot if things aren't right.