76fomoco said:SM105K said:shoNoff said:Take it from me Easton these bastard sho’s just don’t listen. Now hit the son a b*tch with nitrous.
I am at those crossroads...lol. I am out of turbo and fuel, so they need to be upgraded together to compliment each other. At roughly $3600 dollars, plus my labor and
my time ...it is worth it right now? I keep seeing turbo and fuel pump cars in the 480-500 hp range.
For less then $800 I can build a complete stand alone kit, and with a 50 shot make the same power and most likely go quicker because of the instant ability of nitrous to make TQ. It is tempting.
if you would like I will "Loan you" my extra 13 HP over 400 so you can get there without spending the 3600.00![]()
802SHO said:Given your background and experience with nitrous I wonder why it doesnt already have a kit on it. But maybe you just didn't want to go there. It was your daily before but it's not now. If you do decide to build a kit, I bet it it will be epic. At least you can decide to do this at any time. I'm looking forward to your next dyno session as I expect to see some great improvements with the new IC and downpipes, tq mounts, wheel/tires
802SHO said:I found this video and it's pretty fricken cool!
https://youtu.be/AScojLj139A
SM105K said:Yeah have never been a progressive controller guy. Basically what I would do it start small and work up. Leave on the converter in boost and when my foot hits the floor, its on.
I would keep my E30 tune for my running around.
Then I would have Brad build me a complete nitrous tune. Lower boost, lower timing, and just on a 50 shot with such a small CI plus boost...that 50 shot should make around 100 hp more to the tire.
To address the tq we could limit it to 550 then we would be cooking with fire. 500 hp and 550 tq to the tire with a 1.70 sixty foot should put her bottom 11.00's in the right conditions and still be safe.
I would run E100 for the wet nitrous fuel source so I wouldn't have to worry about mixing fuels.
shoNoff said:SM105K said:Yeah have never been a progressive controller guy. Basically what I would do it start small and work up. Leave on the converter in boost and when my foot hits the floor, its on.
I would keep my E30 tune for my running around.
Then I would have Brad build me a complete nitrous tune. Lower boost, lower timing, and just on a 50 shot with such a small CI plus boost...that 50 shot should make around 100 hp more to the tire.
To address the tq we could limit it to 550 then we would be cooking with fire. 500 hp and 550 tq to the tire with a 1.70 sixty foot should put her bottom 11.00's in the right conditions and still be safe.
I would run E100 for the wet nitrous fuel source so I wouldn't have to worry about mixing fuels.
I’ve always run a controller. Being a drag racer I felt I could fine tune the system a lot more with a controller. Especially to track conditions or a bad track. I guess it’s more important when you are trying to hit a certain ET where ever you run. More then one way to skin a cat for sure. God I miss nitrous.
76fomoco said:have you emailed Brad yet for supporting tunes?
SM105K said:76fomoco said:have you emailed Brad yet for supporting tunes?
Not yet, I guess he has been busy. I won't put a kit (if I do) until the fall anyways.
802SHO said:SM105K said:76fomoco said:have you emailed Brad yet for supporting tunes?
Not yet, I guess he has been busy. I won't put a kit (if I do) until the fall anyways.
If this idea of a chemical intercooler works I think you might not wait until fall to do yours
SM105K said:shoNoff said:SM105K said:Yeah have never been a progressive controller guy. Basically what I would do it start small and work up. Leave on the converter in boost and when my foot hits the floor, its on.
I would keep my E30 tune for my running around.
Then I would have Brad build me a complete nitrous tune. Lower boost, lower timing, and just on a 50 shot with such a small CI plus boost...that 50 shot should make around 100 hp more to the tire.
To address the tq we could limit it to 550 then we would be cooking with fire. 500 hp and 550 tq to the tire with a 1.70 sixty foot should put her bottom 11.00's in the right conditions and still be safe.
I would run E100 for the wet nitrous fuel source so I wouldn't have to worry about mixing fuels.
I’ve always run a controller. Being a drag racer I felt I could fine tune the system a lot more with a controller. Especially to track conditions or a bad track. I guess it’s more important when you are trying to hit a certain ET where ever you run. More then one way to skin a cat for sure. God I miss nitrous.
I don't like the fact that a window switch runs my whole nitrous system. I ran both of my kits on manual buttons always. This isnt going to be dedicated drag set up. I will load the tune, and if I need it, then I will use it.