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Nitrous "Wet" Vs. "Dry"
OK i was possibly looking for a nitrous setup, it will be mainly a street car, with alittle track, so i dont need a major kit, just a little something. I know nothing about nitrous and was woundering what i should get wet, or dry, whats the difference? And so on. I was told that this would be a better bang for my buck rather than a supercharger so just trying to get some feedback on it. Also if i did get one, what all else would i need to buy? Or add or get for it to work. Also do i need to run 91 fuel all the time, i dont understand how that works, sorry. Finally if i have an upgraded engine with the trickflow engine kit upgrade kit, will i hurt my engine or tranny? I heard the engine holds upto 400-500HP, but ill be close to the 350HP area not including the 75HP-125HP gain from just the nitrous, i dont want to hurt anything on my engine or tranny, will i?
Another thing is ive heard of some really bad things happen with nitrous kits, how do i avoid F'in my engine, any advice on any of this will help, thanks guys! -The Novice. |
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now why would you need nitrious for the streets
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zex dry kit, autolite plugs # 24, set the timing to 10 degrees initial, yes run good gas cause you never know when you'll be spraying, upgrade to a 190 or 255 pump, put in the jets for the 125 shot ( you won't really notice anything less ) no you won't hurt your motor at all unless you don't follow the directions
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If i did get it what about the HP increase? I dont want to hurt my engine if i am already at about 350HP, am i risking anything with a 100HP or so shot?
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100hp is perfectly safe. Ive sprayed more than that, with a similar combination of parts that your describing, and everything lived just fine.
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If you are new to nitrous start with a dry kit. They are very user friendly and its pretty hard to wreck anything with a dry kit.
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Just curious, but what else is done to your car?
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Well 5 lug, break upgrade (disk) subframe connectors, cold air intake, 3.73 and newer rear axle, upper and lower control arms.
But i should take that back about the engine. I was going to do the trick flow engine Kit that puts out about 360HP but now im not so sure so ive been askin around. I want to think "long term" So i dont know if it would be better to just get a new engine block that can hold more HP ( like 600-800HP ) and then put the trickflow kit on that ( if i could? ) Or stroke it and later put a supercharger on it sometime down the road. That way i wouldnt have to worry about the Engine block getting hurt or cracked, where as i was thinking i could just get the trickflow engine kit now and rebuild the engine...But i asked a shop how much it would cost to bore it out 40 over, they said $1200. I was like... well i can just use that money to put towards a new block, one that can hold more HP. So thats what has me thinking, i dont know what to do anymore, use the stock block how it is and get a trickflow HCI. and maybe nitrous. OR buy a new block ( the size i want, and one that can hold more HP than i will need ) and just build that now so that someday down the road i dont have to worry about getting a SC and hurting my motor b/c the new block would be able to hold it no prob, where as the original block would prob have issues. So i dunno, got any advice? Or any engine block sites that are good or anything? I dont care if the block is alloy or cast Iron, cheaper the better really, but reliable...so i just dont know anymore....
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$1200 for a bore?
For a thousand more you can have an assembled 408 stroker bottom end with forged parts ready to handle 700+ hp. http://www.mandrengines.com/store/pr...3f30e1b00088b4
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Btw this is assembled with pistons? or just bare block?
Also why are strokers more expencive and whats the diff/ what do they do? |
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multi quote time....... two words. 1)zex 2)150shot ..... zex is for champs they make a damn good product, not to mention easy to install.. and a stock 5 liter can edure a 150 shot... its been done.. time and time again. |
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150 shot is good and all but i have to say i road in a 2001 4.6 mustang with a 75 shot and you could realy feel the difference
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That is for the complete lower half of the engine with forged rods, crank, and pistons (your choice of dish or flat top) in a 351w roller block. Strokers are basically motors with added stroke (the distance the piston travels up and down). Thus a stroker has more displacement and a greater potential to produce torque and power. Not much is different with the block other than some clearancing. The difference is in the rotating assembly.
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well after getting used to spraying a 175 shot on several mustangs a 75 shot doesn't do anything for me i wouldn't even bother with anything less then a 150 shot myself |
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