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12-15-2008, 01:43 PM
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i wouldn't ever suggest spraying in 1st or 5th.
the logic is, 1st, all you're gonna do is roast the tires and put a lot of beating on the trans, 5th, all that's gonna happen is you're probably gonna ruin the clutch.
when i used to spray in my 3 speed auto, it would only spray between 45-100 mph, above 3100rpm, and at WOT
the logic is, 1st, all you're gonna do is roast the tires and put a lot of beating on the trans, 5th, all that's gonna happen is you're probably gonna ruin the clutch.
when i used to spray in my 3 speed auto, it would only spray between 45-100 mph, above 3100rpm, and at WOT
12-15-2008, 06:27 PM
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hes gotta enough nitrous to blow him self up, yea, so am i worthy, we dont know... but your in 
) lol love it, now me and the scientist have to replace the piston rings you friend.....
) lol love it, now me and the scientist have to replace the piston rings you friend.....
12-17-2008, 07:36 AM
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I sprayed right off launch in every gear, 30+ bottles
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I ran 14.18 @ 99.6 in my full-bolton 2005 Auto Sedan w/ 85 wet shot
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I ran 14.18 @ 99.6 in my full-bolton 2005 Auto Sedan w/ 85 wet shot
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12-17-2008, 07:43 AM
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12-17-2008, 08:17 AM
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12-17-2008, 11:48 AM
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Hopefully my car is in the 12s 
Now if you meant my old Cobalt, some weight reduction, stickier tires, a ported head, and a VERY free flowing exhaust, along with a good launch and 7000rpm shiftpoints should net you in the high 13's
Now if you meant my old Cobalt, some weight reduction, stickier tires, a ported head, and a VERY free flowing exhaust, along with a good launch and 7000rpm shiftpoints should net you in the high 13's
12-19-2008, 12:20 AM
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wow...really gonna be like that i have a lil fun by quoting one damn line and your gonna be that person whos gonna shut me down.... im glad this makes you feel good about yourself...and if you cant let people express themselves maybe your not ready to go on forums
12-19-2008, 12:29 AM
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What's your guys opinion on keeping bottles in the car during the winter months like 30*F?
I've had mine in the car for a few weeks now and bottle pressure has been ~300 or so. I brought it inside today and pressure is up to ~610. Also what about non liquid filled nitrous gauges
I've had mine in the car for a few weeks now and bottle pressure has been ~300 or so. I brought it inside today and pressure is up to ~610. Also what about non liquid filled nitrous gauges
12-19-2008, 03:31 AM
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What's your guys opinion on keeping bottles in the car during the winter months like 30*F?
I've had mine in the car for a few weeks now and bottle pressure has been ~300 or so. I brought it inside today and pressure is up to ~610. Also what about non liquid filled nitrous gauges
I've had mine in the car for a few weeks now and bottle pressure has been ~300 or so. I brought it inside today and pressure is up to ~610. Also what about non liquid filled nitrous gauges