250 allmotor horses with direct port nitrous 80 shot
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hey an ls vtec with 250 fuily built and tunned with high compression pistons forged for nitrous and on c16 gas how long you think it would last sleeved of course compression high 12.5:1-13.1. idk i meant get forged 11.5:1 pistons
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well first off 250whp is a LOT harder to do than you might thing...unless you meant AFTER the nitrous. That has a LOT to do with prosepected life.
if you run nitrous EVERYDAY....you're gonna have a considerabbly shorter engine life span.... If you turn the car to 9000+ daily, you're gonna have a considerably shorter life span.....and if you aren't tuned properly, you'll bave a VERY short enigne life span.
it's all about the tuning and the way you drive. Drive with sense and you'll be fine for about 40-50k miles. drive like you're in a race car everywhere you go and it'll probally be much less than half that.
but seein as you're saying it's on C16, i can only assume this IS, in fact, a race engine and NOT a street engine. There's no point in running that compression on the street, anyways. SO it'll come down to the tune...you could last a whole season of weekly racing with it......just take care of it and keep the tune up to date with whatever conditions you're facing and you should be good to do for several hundred race miles.
if you run nitrous EVERYDAY....you're gonna have a considerabbly shorter engine life span.... If you turn the car to 9000+ daily, you're gonna have a considerably shorter life span.....and if you aren't tuned properly, you'll bave a VERY short enigne life span.
it's all about the tuning and the way you drive. Drive with sense and you'll be fine for about 40-50k miles. drive like you're in a race car everywhere you go and it'll probally be much less than half that.
but seein as you're saying it's on C16, i can only assume this IS, in fact, a race engine and NOT a street engine. There's no point in running that compression on the street, anyways. SO it'll come down to the tune...you could last a whole season of weekly racing with it......just take care of it and keep the tune up to date with whatever conditions you're facing and you should be good to do for several hundred race miles.
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heres my setup
b16 Dh-racing head Port and Poilsh
-ericking racing 68mm throttle body
-ib spec dual springs
-ferra valves
-ferra retainers
-ferra rocker arms
-jun 3 cams
-toda cam gears
-arp head bolts
-skunk 2 intake manifold
-j's racing intake with custom air ventalation to bumper
-smsp header
-370cc injectors
-50,80 shot direct port
b18b1 block
-sleeved to ?
-je or wiesco ? high compression pistons
-ls crank
-ib spec rods
-arp rod bolts
-z10 griddle
-custom oil pan
-itr tranny
-hasports hrydo to cable convo
-hondata
what compression should i use to use nitrous but it still has to be high and im be on c16 fully tunned
b16 Dh-racing head Port and Poilsh
-ericking racing 68mm throttle body
-ib spec dual springs
-ferra valves
-ferra retainers
-ferra rocker arms
-jun 3 cams
-toda cam gears
-arp head bolts
-skunk 2 intake manifold
-j's racing intake with custom air ventalation to bumper
-smsp header
-370cc injectors
-50,80 shot direct port
b18b1 block
-sleeved to ?
-je or wiesco ? high compression pistons
-ls crank
-ib spec rods
-arp rod bolts
-z10 griddle
-custom oil pan
-itr tranny
-hasports hrydo to cable convo
-hondata
what compression should i use to use nitrous but it still has to be high and im be on c16 fully tunned
There is nothing wrong with high compresion and nitrous.
And the big cam wasting nitrous thing is overrated.
If this is track only and C16 only go 13:1 and hit it with a 100 shot direct port. You will be fine if tuned with a dedicated system.
I will have a 100 shot DP on my 12:1 85mm LSVTEC very soon.
And the big cam wasting nitrous thing is overrated.
If this is track only and C16 only go 13:1 and hit it with a 100 shot direct port. You will be fine if tuned with a dedicated system.
I will have a 100 shot DP on my 12:1 85mm LSVTEC very soon.
You can't tune lift out. Lift is a physical paremeter of your cam.
You can tune cam overlap out by adjusting your cam gears. If you retard the intake and advance the exhaust you will reduce valve opening overlap.
You can tune cam overlap out by adjusting your cam gears. If you retard the intake and advance the exhaust you will reduce valve opening overlap.
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