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I know NOS will probably kill your car, I was just leeting people know that it's available.
I found this NOS kit at a local tint shop that also sells performance accessories, he looked up the R/T in the computer and it didn't come up with much except for K&N and NOS.
I found this NOS kit at a local tint shop that also sells performance accessories, he looked up the R/T in the computer and it didn't come up with much except for K&N and NOS.
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That all depends. It depends on how big of a boost you have. If you put in a system to give you a progressive boost (is that the correct termonolgy?), than the car may survive.
exactly, I have used NOS in the past, if done wrong (big boost shot, low rpm full shot hits, etc) it will kill your motor but if done right you can experience a nice power boost with very little problems.
the problem with NOS is that every idiot in the world is tempted by the low price, half-ass installs the kit, hits a 150HP shot at 1500 rpm and wonders why his tranny blew up
the problem with NOS is that every idiot in the world is tempted by the low price, half-ass installs the kit, hits a 150HP shot at 1500 rpm and wonders why his tranny blew up
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Considering the lack of any aftermarket performance parts for the R/T, looks like NOS would be one of the bigger boosts you can get?
I was holding out hope for some type of intercooled twin turbo setup in, like, 2 years when I could afford one (save them pennies!) However, it looks like from a practicality standpoint that nothing short of moving the engine to the trunk to get more room would allow for a turbo or supercharger setup.
Does this seem to be the general consensus?
I'm a car newbie so I wouldn't be doing any of the work myself. I'd take it to the dealer or some garage and say, "here, do this to it."
I was holding out hope for some type of intercooled twin turbo setup in, like, 2 years when I could afford one (save them pennies!) However, it looks like from a practicality standpoint that nothing short of moving the engine to the trunk to get more room would allow for a turbo or supercharger setup.
Does this seem to be the general consensus?
I'm a car newbie so I wouldn't be doing any of the work myself. I'd take it to the dealer or some garage and say, "here, do this to it."
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I believe we need twin tubos because of the mechanics involved. I dont remember who, but someone posted about that there would be no room to do a single, and that it wouldnt work because of how our engine is set up... i dont remember details, but i remember him making sense. I dont know anything about turbos or superchargers, but it sounded right.
One day I was over at my buddys place and the guy across the street is a mechanic, he wanted to install NOS on the car for a project to do, But I do not think it will do me any good, cause no matter if its progressive boost or anything I will use more of it that gas.
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Yeah, install NOS and watch your Ultradrive tranny fly out from underneath your vehicle. I don't know if these tranny's can handle that type of power. NOS is cool but I am a supercharger dude for full time power and efficiency. Later guys!
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I would do it and it is on my future mods list.
Just don't go putting on a wet system with a 100hp shot!
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