nitrous
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this has been talked to death..man i wish i could be a mod
any brand is ok the most used is n.o.s (holley)..
50 ok
60 ok
75 ok
90+2 ok
100+3ok
this has been talked to death..man i wish i could be a mod
any brand is ok the most used is n.o.s (holley)..
50 ok
60 ok
75 ok
90+2 ok
100+3ok
Last edited by PR_Mivec; Jan 23, 2006 at 11:26 AM.
Originally Posted by Ralliartboy
im thinkin about buy a NOS kit for my car.. any suggestions on which brand i should get? im thinkin of just running a 50 shot (wet) in it.
Originally Posted by fkdrcrs
between the "should i buy an evo" questions and "which brand of NOOOOSSSS should i get" questions i think we should just make stickys for both of these topics.
Originally Posted by PR_Mivec
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this has been talked to death..man i wish i could be a mod
any brand is ok the most used is n.o.s (holley)..
50 ok
60 ok
75 ok
90+2 ok
100+3ok
this has been talked to death..man i wish i could be a mod
any brand is ok the most used is n.o.s (holley)..
50 ok
60 ok
75 ok
90+2 ok
100+3ok
125+?
man i love being mysterious
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Quick question guys. NOS vs CryO2. Any thoughts? I was thinking of getting CryO2, but some people are telling me that it's expensive. I was quoted 1000 CAD for CryO2 installed with I think a 5 pound bottle.
Originally Posted by JohnathanKong
Quick question guys. NOS vs CryO2. Any thoughts? I was thinking of getting CryO2, but some people are telling me that it's expensive. I was quoted 1000 CAD for CryO2 installed with I think a 5 pound bottle.
Oh yeah, I'm also aware that I could have answered this question in about a quarter the space of this rant but some things are better found out on your own. If you don't want to learn about the aftermarket you better have a big checkbook, either to pay someone who does, or to pay someone to fix your engine (if possible) after you "learn the hard way".
http://www.designengineering.com/products.asp
I heartilly recommend the lite'N Boltz......
http://www.designengineering.com/pro...asp?m=sc&cid=5
Originally Posted by amg_dragon
*sigh* Dude.... do some research on what CryO2 is designed for and what it actually does. While most people here don't mind answering any question, that ones shows that you haven't done any research at all on the systems in question. That is a very BAD thing to not do. If you don't care enough to do basic (look up CryO2's website and check applications) research, why should we? In addition, you should also state what application you want to know about? Is this for a direct port? Are you spraying an intercooler? Are you trying to apply positive crankcase pressure with it? Those 2 manufacturers make a variety of products and some of them are actually for the same purpose while their main products are not.
Oh yeah, I'm also aware that I could have answered this question in about a quarter the space of this rant but some things are better found out on your own. If you don't want to learn about the aftermarket you better have a big checkbook, either to pay someone who does, or to pay someone to fix your engine (if possible) after you "learn the hard way".
http://www.designengineering.com/products.asp
I heartilly recommend the lite'N Boltz......
http://www.designengineering.com/pro...asp?m=sc&cid=5
Oh yeah, I'm also aware that I could have answered this question in about a quarter the space of this rant but some things are better found out on your own. If you don't want to learn about the aftermarket you better have a big checkbook, either to pay someone who does, or to pay someone to fix your engine (if possible) after you "learn the hard way".
http://www.designengineering.com/products.asp
I heartilly recommend the lite'N Boltz......
http://www.designengineering.com/pro...asp?m=sc&cid=5


