Nitrous Express Ntercooler- How does it work?
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Nitrous Express Ntercooler- How does it work?
This is the description of the product from the NX site:
"For supercharged or turbo applications where nitrous is not an option, NX offers another alternative, the N-tercooler. Using either nitrous or CO2 this unit can reduce air inlet temperatures dramatically. In a recent dyno test, a turbocharged Honda, equipped with an NX N-tercooler, increased its baseline by an astounding 52 horsepower! If it makes horsepower, it must be Nitrous Express!"
That doesn't tell me how the N-tercooler works though, so I was wondering if someone could explain it to me.
I did a search, and I came across a thread where a kid was complaining about the system killing his car at WOT. I don't think the car was turbo/supercharged, and therefore coudln't have had an intercooler, so am I correct in assuming that you don't need an intercooler to use the N-tercooler?
Thanks for any help.
"For supercharged or turbo applications where nitrous is not an option, NX offers another alternative, the N-tercooler. Using either nitrous or CO2 this unit can reduce air inlet temperatures dramatically. In a recent dyno test, a turbocharged Honda, equipped with an NX N-tercooler, increased its baseline by an astounding 52 horsepower! If it makes horsepower, it must be Nitrous Express!"
That doesn't tell me how the N-tercooler works though, so I was wondering if someone could explain it to me.
I did a search, and I came across a thread where a kid was complaining about the system killing his car at WOT. I don't think the car was turbo/supercharged, and therefore coudln't have had an intercooler, so am I correct in assuming that you don't need an intercooler to use the N-tercooler?
Thanks for any help.
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Re: Nitrous Express Ntercooler- How does it work? (Panda-san)
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I did a search, and I came across a thread where a kid was complaining about the system killing his car at WOT. I don't think the car was turbo/supercharged, and therefore coudln't have had an intercooler, so am I correct in assuming that you don't need an intercooler to use the N-tercooler?
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ricer right there..
it cools the air going through the intercooler more by using nitrous oxide instead of outside air. cooler air=more dense air
I did a search, and I came across a thread where a kid was complaining about the system killing his car at WOT. I don't think the car was turbo/supercharged, and therefore coudln't have had an intercooler, so am I correct in assuming that you don't need an intercooler to use the N-tercooler?
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ricer right there..
it cools the air going through the intercooler more by using nitrous oxide instead of outside air. cooler air=more dense air
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Re: Nitrous Express Ntercooler- How does it work? (redturbocivic)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by redturbocivic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It works. I lost more traction with it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
haha lmao..
i have an zex dry system that i took out of my old car before i sold it.. im sure there is a way i could wire it up to do the same thing as this kit.. what do you think???
haha lmao..
i have an zex dry system that i took out of my old car before i sold it.. im sure there is a way i could wire it up to do the same thing as this kit.. what do you think???
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