NOS on a skyline -- Has anyone done it ?

[kengeroo]

so much debate on to install or not ???
has anyone done it ?

good or bad ???

I have installed meth injection,,, seems like NOS could be a safe upgrade if done right ??

btw... my plans are not to upgrade/mod the engine internals,,, just bolt on's..

[cobrAA]

so much debate on to install or not ???
has anyone done it ?

good or bad ???

I have installed meth injection,,, seems like NOS could be a safe upgrade if done right ??

btw... my plans are not to upgrade/mod the engine internals,,, just bolt on's..

I had a plan to do it but missed funds and sold the kit to a fellow member, I will closely look what he does with it but a 50hp should be very nice, even 75hp ( but i wouldnt go over that).

the key is ''done right''

[Skym]

Read this -

http://www.gtr.co.uk/forum/75197-r-i-p-s-nitrous-install.html

[trickey1991]

IM RUNNING 14 x75lbs tanks of NOS in my skyline..extra like..pffft 9000whp or something ..totally fine.


NOS=FOR BITCHES

[Dragon Humper]

Orrrr.....for people who really want to bend space and time. All I can say is, resist the temptation to go harder, it's adictive, worse than crack. Once you feel the instant torque boost at lower rpms you will want more and more.

I melted a piston in my Chevelle with a 250shot and some bad gas from Chevron (which is why I won't go back to them....ever) but didn't care one bit, the "shot out of a cannon" feeling for a whole summer was totally worth it.

And yes, a 50shot in a turbo car will feel like a 100shot in an NA car because of the intercooling and greater exhaust volume. Well worth it.



Jon.

[RSi]

Isnt it good for pre-spool on some of the laggier turbos??

[gtrjon]

Isnt it good for pre-spool on some of the laggier turbos??

yes but at the cost of your motor. you could prob get away with it but who wants melted pistons? not me ill take lag anyday

[RSi]

Depends what the car is used for i suppose

[Bugsly17]

I don't think anyone has put nos on a skyline before, sorry man.

[Shane_H]

I don't think anyone has put nos on a skyline before, sorry man.

[Dragon Humper]

yes but at the cost of your motor. you could prob get away with it but who wants melted pistons? not me ill take lag anyday

My situation was hyperutectic pistons, 12 to 1 comp and a bad load of gas. It was bound to happen anyway. $400 got her fixed right up again though (new piston and a gasket kit).

With an engine that has forged, low comp pistons (especially a small bore engine), you can go a VERY long time on a small shot of happy gas. If all you are doing is to kickstart your turbo(s) with a small shot you're not harming anything. A 50shot will give you some really good intercooling and make turbo lag a very distant memory.

I have a ZEX 25hp to 75hp wet (always use a wet system) kit sitting on a shelf waiting for the day I decide to really let 'er rip.



Jon.

[Voodoo_ChildR32]

Been there, done that. Makes an effin huge difference with a 100shot, but make sure your fuel system can compensate for the extra heat it will produce. I ran with a wet shot just before the throttle body.

[QuietChaos]

[gtrjon]

haha winning