50 shot safe with GM stage 2?
you'll be fine they tested a 500 shot on these engines and only bent the rods
as long as you know what rpm to hit it at
as long as you know what rpm to hit it at
Last edited by brett5; Aug 4, 2007 at 09:38 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
This sounds right, but it is a geocities website (google is your friend
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http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/5335/nos.htm
"In a wet system, nitrous oxide and fuel mixed are at and then delivered through a "fogger" which is directly threaded into the throttle body (or intake tube). Steel braided lines are attached to the N2O bottle and the fuel system and are opened and closed via switching solenoids."
"The dry manifold system is similar to the wet system, however the fuel and nitrous oxide are NOT mixed at the fogger. The N2O is injected into dry air (without fuel) upstream in the manifold and it is then mixed with fuel at the injectors. Since this type of system has no real means of adding the additional fuel that is required to burn the extra oxygen, it should only be used for less than 70 hp shots with factory injectors."
)http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/5335/nos.htm
"In a wet system, nitrous oxide and fuel mixed are at and then delivered through a "fogger" which is directly threaded into the throttle body (or intake tube). Steel braided lines are attached to the N2O bottle and the fuel system and are opened and closed via switching solenoids."
"The dry manifold system is similar to the wet system, however the fuel and nitrous oxide are NOT mixed at the fogger. The N2O is injected into dry air (without fuel) upstream in the manifold and it is then mixed with fuel at the injectors. Since this type of system has no real means of adding the additional fuel that is required to burn the extra oxygen, it should only be used for less than 70 hp shots with factory injectors."
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