Would like your opinions. I don't have the money right now for a gsr swap for my 94 ex. I would like a cheap but affective power upgrade like nos to get me by until I can afford the swap, but is it a good idea for a car that just hit 100k miles?

 

Have compression and leakdown checks done on it first. If the numbers are good, then you should be good to go.

Just for the record too, it is not NOS, it is N2O or Nitrous Oxide. NOS (Nitrous Oxide Systems) is a brand name, not a technology. NOS also makes octane boosters and many other products. Not trying to flame you or anything, just letting you know so other people won't grill you alive for it .

 

yea if everything checks out fine then go for it,..just dont abuse it and you should be fine,..and for a motor that just hit 100k,...i wouldnt spray no more then a 55 shot,..oh and if you wanted a recommendation for a nitrous kit,..i would go wit the zex kit,...its what i got and im happy with it,...good luck

 

what did the zex kit run you and where did you buy it?

 

My ZEX kit was $350 used and came with a bottle mounted psi gauge.

Most are $509 online.

 

i would just be carefull i had a 95 honda civic with only 70K miles on it and i blew and damn whole in the block with nos. i was supposedly running 50 shot but i have just about figured out that i was running almost a 100 shot. so just be carefull don't want you like me man. make shure it is all hooked up right and you have the right jets i think the man sold me 80 shot jets not shure yet though. if you know the order number for the nos jets let me know please so i know what shot i was shooting. thanks

 

If it is a NOS dry kit.
The 042 jet should be in the line going to your fuel pressure regulator.
032=50 shot
034=60 shot
036=70 shot

 

it is a wet kit

 

and what do you mean i dont' know what you mean by putting a jet going to my fuel preashure regulator, i don't have one on my car i don't think. i have a fuel pump. but not a preshure regulator. i never bought one and put on it. so i am supposed to put a jet some where else?

 

Learn to spell, people won't think you're an idiot. It's "pressure".