With an 11:1 compression, running nitrous, IMO, would be suicide for the engine. I dunno...
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06-18-2009, 09:53 AM | #2 (permalink) |
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Factory compression ratios have been creaping up over the last ten years. All along the way, people have said that you won't be able to use nitrous or forced induction with the higher ratios but they always do.
I don't know if this motor will handle nitrous or not, but the compression ratio alone dosen't eliminate that capability. |
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I mean, I enjoy performance, but, I've heard of too many people having problems with nitrous, not including having their cars impounded... |
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^^ what he said. I know a lot of people are pretty anti nitrous but from what I have read this engine should be able to hold a 50-75 shot just fine.. maybe 100. I am honestly not that concerned with the risk, because as bobo said it can be run quite safely. I just need to see about how to set it up so I can sometimes run it and other times not.
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Semtex- Thanks bro, I was under the impression it would have to be tuned for the nitrous... hmmm I think i have a plan now lol. Just have to see how much it is to set it up
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Ask the guys over @ CLUB RSX running a supercharer+nitrous on their 11.0 compression K20's..............it's all in the tuning.......even though that's a MAP engine, it's the same concept.... Colder plugs, retard timing, and if the tuning device has it, fail safe features for lean cuts and things of that sort. |
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06-19-2009, 11:30 AM | #10 (permalink) |
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Well how many videos do you see specifically talking about how smooth the nitrous delivery was? Of course you're going to see the videos of people throwing rods through their block, or their intake manifold blowing off, or the nitrous solenoid getting stuck open.
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