N20+SC
Supercharged motor usually run real good with a little NOS. On a heathly motor a 25 shot will usually give you 30-40WHP , as is cools so well plus the nos makes HP.
Keep it to 25 shot and it will be fine.
Keep it to 25 shot and it will be fine.
Won't you need to upgrade injectors with this? Stock injectors with SC = 100psi fuel pressure as it is. So to use nitrouse without suicide, larger injectors is a must I think. I could be wrong
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I have Hondata and some 550cc's wating to be installed. I am not planning on adding N20 that is just too much money I could barely afford this SC i'm still in highschool. Once i get tuned i will be fast enough. Then maybe some supension, quafie, motor mounts, and some new rims.
The Hondata S200 has a new Nitrous Control feature coming out within a month and that is what I plan to do with my JRSC GSR running 9psi. I will be using a 25 HP shot dry kit.
Preludes have really weak pistons.... be careful.... JRSC likes to break those pistons.
If you are still in high school, you'll probably want to leave the prelude N/A.
If you are still in high school, you'll probably want to leave the prelude N/A.
I have been wanting to add a 25 shot to my car for a while now.
But when i see pics of what a D16's rods look like i worry that they will snap like tooth picks, am i wrong to assume this?
The s200 will have a N2O feature? what like seprate map?
But when i see pics of what a D16's rods look like i worry that they will snap like tooth picks, am i wrong to assume this?
The s200 will have a N2O feature? what like seprate map?
The guy at my shop says no to run anything lower than 40-45. Other wise it just feels like you downshifted.
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caus i want some N2O in my ride
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