nitrous
I am thinking about putting nitrous on my 03Z. I am courious if anyone has done this themselves and what your feelings are on it, is it worthit? did you gain much HP? have you had any problems? any responce to this would be appriciated!!!
I runned nitrous in my Z before. my emotions were mixed. Where would I start?..............Hmmmm.........
Ok lets see the gains on the "butt" dyno were fair. I say yeah you feel it but its not always there. You have to be really cautious and the risks are not worth the gains in my opinion. I always had the worry that somethign may happen even though i had the proper setup.
In turn I decided to sell the kit, save my money and go FI. No offense, Nitorus is great but really is not always there, the power that is.
I never really got to dyno the car so I may be wrogn as to what Im saying but nitrous is nothing compared to FI, on a streetable shot at least.
Ok lets see the gains on the "butt" dyno were fair. I say yeah you feel it but its not always there. You have to be really cautious and the risks are not worth the gains in my opinion. I always had the worry that somethign may happen even though i had the proper setup.
In turn I decided to sell the kit, save my money and go FI. No offense, Nitorus is great but really is not always there, the power that is.
I never really got to dyno the car so I may be wrogn as to what Im saying but nitrous is nothing compared to FI, on a streetable shot at least.
Hi Banshee...you might want to look in the engine/fi section of the forum, there is a part for NOS with alot of good info for you. maybe move this there and more people will help you.
If you're not experienced with the nitrous, definitely get some professional advice and get a good kit installed right by someone who knows what they're doing. Whats your goals with the bottle? Hopefully only for drags. I'd save up $$$ to build up the engine / go forced-induced.
nitrous gives you best bang for the buck bottom line. just dont cut corners. the only downside to nitrous is that its not always on which can be a good thing depending on what your looking for or incase your car is a daily driver and the extra power is not always in demand.
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so you decided nitrous was unsafe and you ran off and got a greddy twin turbo... the TT kit that has blown more engines than any other on a 350z. another thing nitrous is FI, just a chemical version.
for the poster, if you want a safe setup, get a nice rich 75 shot with a dyno run to check the AFR's and you will be fine. im running 100 and have no issues for over a year.
for the poster, if you want a safe setup, get a nice rich 75 shot with a dyno run to check the AFR's and you will be fine. im running 100 and have no issues for over a year.
Originally Posted by jmcmorante
I runned nitrous in my Z before. my emotions were mixed. Where would I start?..............Hmmmm.........
Ok lets see the gains on the "butt" dyno were fair. I say yeah you feel it but its not always there. You have to be really cautious and the risks are not worth the gains in my opinion. I always had the worry that somethign may happen even though i had the proper setup.
In turn I decided to sell the kit, save my money and go FI. No offense, Nitorus is great but really is not always there, the power that is.
I never really got to dyno the car so I may be wrogn as to what Im saying but nitrous is nothing compared to FI, on a streetable shot at least.
Ok lets see the gains on the "butt" dyno were fair. I say yeah you feel it but its not always there. You have to be really cautious and the risks are not worth the gains in my opinion. I always had the worry that somethign may happen even though i had the proper setup.
In turn I decided to sell the kit, save my money and go FI. No offense, Nitorus is great but really is not always there, the power that is.
I never really got to dyno the car so I may be wrogn as to what Im saying but nitrous is nothing compared to FI, on a streetable shot at least.
audiblemayhem is who I consult for info. I'll tell you that I've had my NX 100 shot for 2 weeks now and, despite what others say, you absolutely can tell the difference. My car ROCKS. I suggest that you use engine management to control it though. I have UTEC.
And as others have suggested, you really need to pay attention to you air/fuel ratio. This, of course, can be tuned to near perfection using UTEC.
And as others have suggested, you really need to pay attention to you air/fuel ratio. This, of course, can be tuned to near perfection using UTEC.
Originally Posted by bhk1004
so you decided nitrous was unsafe and you ran off and got a greddy twin turbo... the TT kit that has blown more engines than any other on a 350z. another thing nitrous is FI, just a chemical version.
People keep blaming the TT kits left and right when in reality it all comes down to who does the install and if the install is doen properly. I have many friends relly pushing this same kit and no problems what so ever. I also have friends with nitrous with every single safety device and yes 6 out of 10 have no worries but then again they dotn use it but 2 a month maybe and then the other 4 have major issues!
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Originally Posted by jmcmorante
People keep blaming the TT kits left and right when in reality it all comes down to who does the install and if the install is doen properly. I have many friends relly pushing this same kit and no problems what so ever. I also have friends with nitrous with every single safety device and yes 6 out of 10 have no worries but then again they dotn use it but 2 a month maybe and then the other 4 have major issues!
Had turbo on my accord....it was in the shop every weekend. Boost leakage, engine getting hot, check engine light coming on...the list goes on. That wasn't the only turbo car I had either. Some problems had to do with timing - I had my 91 accord turbo back in 93. Yes, 1993. You didn't really have a choice when it came to management. You were stuck with check valves and jerry rigs alot of times. Running 12.1 @ 121mph was cool, but not when you had to service the thing on a weekly bases. My Supra had issues as well. But then again, 700HP is hard to keep reliable. Nitrous has never done me wrong in 10 years. I think that's a pretty good track record. Just make sure you do your research and follow the rules of nitrous!!
Last edited by Old School; May 11, 2006 at 12:14 PM.
I was planning on doing TT setup. But I have more things against me then with me on that decision. It's a daily car and I can't afford to have it sit in the shop for months for install. I like hearing the fact that as long as you know what you're doing, NOS is very safe. I plan on doing a lot more research on this as I did on SC and TT. I will probably be on this part of the site now more often then not. Can anyone tell me how long it took to get a NOS kit installed? Just curious. Thanks guys.
Originally Posted by BobbyRitz
audiblemayhem is who I consult for info. I'll tell you that I've had my NX 100 shot for 2 weeks now and, despite what others say, you absolutely can tell the difference. My car ROCKS. I suggest that you use engine management to control it though. I have UTEC.
And as others have suggested, you really need to pay attention to you air/fuel ratio. This, of course, can be tuned to near perfection using UTEC.
And as others have suggested, you really need to pay attention to you air/fuel ratio. This, of course, can be tuned to near perfection using UTEC.
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I feel so unloved =)
I have found a shop in Redlands, CA called bottle fed racing that specializes in N0S, The owner told me he has done a few 350Z's and a ton of G35's, he says it is completely safe to run a wet 80 shot. He gave me a price of $700 installed with the TPS and said it would take about 4-6 hours. What do you think?




