Need help with N2O setup
12-22-2003, 06:37 PM
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Need help with N2O setup
I plan on doing a High compression N2O direct port setup on my motor. I would like suggestions as to what I might need to make sure it doesn't blow up. Please don't comment on how I shouldn't do it. Please help me on how I can make it work. I want to spray anywhere from 80-120 shot.
This is what I have:
-12.0:1 comp b18c1
-cp pistons 11.5:1 for b18c5 (standard bore)
-stainless high comp valves (makes me around 12.0:1 with gs-r head)
-eagle rods
-ferrea dual springs
-crower retainers
-skunk2 IM
-310cc injectors
-msd digital 6 plus
-skunk2 stage 2 cams
-255lph walbro intank
-vafc
Let me know what else I might need and what u would recommend to help me out.
Modified by FastAssEG at 12:34 AM 1/5/2004
This is what I have:
-12.0:1 comp b18c1
-cp pistons 11.5:1 for b18c5 (standard bore)
-stainless high comp valves (makes me around 12.0:1 with gs-r head)
-eagle rods
-ferrea dual springs
-crower retainers
-skunk2 IM
-310cc injectors
-msd digital 6 plus
-skunk2 stage 2 cams
-255lph walbro intank
-vafc
Let me know what else I might need and what u would recommend to help me out.
Modified by FastAssEG at 12:34 AM 1/5/2004
01-02-2004, 10:34 PM
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Re: Need help with N2O setup (Dr Drew)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dr Drew »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You might wanna check out some type of progressive nitrous controller.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Is that going to be necassary? U mean one that gradually goes to the shot u have it jetted for right?
I will be using a MSD Digital 6 plus due to the nitrous retard feature instead of the MSD SCI.
Is that going to be necassary? U mean one that gradually goes to the shot u have it jetted for right?
I will be using a MSD Digital 6 plus due to the nitrous retard feature instead of the MSD SCI.
01-02-2004, 10:44 PM
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Re: Need help with N2O setup (FastAssEG)
It basicly pulses the solinoid and progressivly increases the amount of N2O and fuel depending on RPM. Running a 120 shot, I think you should have something to regulate it. Jacob Electronics makes a good one and there are a few others out there. I'm by no means an expert on N2O so as around more and see what everyone thinks...
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Re: Need help with N2O setup (Dr Drew)
You're not going to have traction with that setup if you don't go progressive. Not optional IMHO.
Edit:
Make sure to run maybe 2 steps colder plugs.. replace them often.. water wetter wouldn't hurt either. If you're spending all that money, spend another $400 on a wideband O2 so you can keep your money for a little while, and get a EGT while you're at it to check to make sure your expensive valves aren't going out the exhaust manifold..
Edit:
Make sure to run maybe 2 steps colder plugs.. replace them often.. water wetter wouldn't hurt either. If you're spending all that money, spend another $400 on a wideband O2 so you can keep your money for a little while, and get a EGT while you're at it to check to make sure your expensive valves aren't going out the exhaust manifold..
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