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Re: Nitrous Oxide.....safe for A series? |
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No problem running nitrous on that motor.
The question is how much?
To work that out you must determine the weakest HP link in your engine.
What power can your rods,pistons, bearings etc. handle. This is then your limit of total power based on the weakest link.
Work out how much power you make without nitrous subtract that from the limit and you have the answer to what the maximum size jets you can run are.
Eg: If your motor is built to handle 200hp and it makes upto 150 (flywheel) as it is then you have upto 50 hp to play with.
You must also remember that your fuel system needs to deliver the total amount of fuel required for the end power goal. This means either a single large pump or a dedicated one for the nitrous kit.
The compression is fine on your motor. Run a heat range colder plug than you would normally and reduce the gap to around 0.8mm.Take a few degrees of timing out and shift 500-800rpm earlier than usual.
should be alot of fun.
Posted on: 2006/7/23 7:24
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