whats up hondatec,
i have a stock ls turbo rev hard mani turbonetics t3/t4 50trim .48 ar 3in downpipe sinapse wastegate vortec bov 2.75'' charge piping treadstone fmic 440cc dsms chipped p05 on basemaps at 10psi act clutch 8lbs flywheel UR crankpulley...last season i ran a 13.2 @118 w/stock clutch, flywheel, n crank pulley but i was planning on spraying nitrous maybe 70 shot not sure weither wet or dry yet....im not worried about being reliable...i dont drive the car daily..just trying to push the stock internals as far as possible...i would just like some input...possibly if anyone has sprayed an ls turbo before? i was looking into the sneaky pete set up to keep in discreet but if anyone has any good advice id really appriciate it..thanks

 

get one of those intercooler sprayers and freeze your intercooler charge or lightly spray the intake. i lost one of those motors with a similar setup as yours with no nitrous

 

i was thinking that but id really like to spray the intake also and im not sure weither i should go with a dry or wet shot

 

I'd look at your fuel first before spraying anything. Turn up the boost if you're worried about making more power out of this thing.

 

I know I could turn the boost up...but I'm interested in spraying it along with boost....and I wanted to install a discreet setup so a few of my friends that know my setup will get a lil surprise at the track

 

lol crank the boost up to the max use the nos for the ic... i blew up my ls motor around 20+ psi on a t3/t4 57 trim with 6 months of pure abuse.. got a hole in the front and back of block...

 

It held 20psi for 6months huh? That might not be a bad idea

 

Lasting "Only 6 months" is not a good idea. My god people, Engine components are getting harder to find everyday.

Good luck, but better tuning and boost will help you on the street more than just "sprayin" it.

 

i have another set up pretty much done........sue me for tryin to have a lil fun??

 

Sorry. I guess I have no sense of humor or understanding when people take an engine just to "blow it up", when a needy person may need such an engine to save themselves some headache as they try and go to work. Maybe I'm just too conservative now, but I never understood wasting components just to do so.