wicked_95z 06-16-2005, 05:38 PM Just thinking about coverting from nitrous to boost. Unfortunately I never got the motor running right to spray it and now with me having to rebuild the short block to include new pistons, I figured now would be the time if I wanted boost. Thanks
OBE1 95Z28 06-16-2005, 07:27 PM Why not have both :D I like the blower as the power is there whenever you want it; just mash on the pedal. I only add the nitrous at the track; it provides extra power and the cooling affect works great with a blown car (and I'm running an aftercooler).
breakmyfootoff 06-16-2005, 07:51 PM Why not have both :D I like the blower as the power is there whenever you want it; just mash on the pedal. I only add the nitrous at the track; it provides extra power and the cooling affect works great with a blown car (and I'm running an aftercooler).
Same for me.
93redz 06-16-2005, 09:57 PM if you are only going to run one i would go with the boost because when the bottle is empty your out of power...the boost is always there.
breakmyfootoff 06-17-2005, 12:18 AM if you are only going to run one i would go with the boost because when the bottle is empty your out of power...the boost is always there.
I agree with him too. A blower is a lot more usable on the street, the power is easier to control and comes on smoother. Nitrous gets pretty expensive if you want to go fast. I was going through a bottle a week without counting the bottles used at the track. A friend of mine is running a 300 shot and he only gets 2 passes off of a full 10 lb bottle. Thats 17.00 a pass :eek: .
engineermike 06-17-2005, 07:07 PM Nitrous:
Open the bottle valve.
Purge.
Turn the switch on.
Floor it.
Turn the switch off.
Close the bottle valve.
Purge.
Boost:
Floor it.
wicked_95z 06-17-2005, 07:15 PM Well I made a deal with this gentleman here. Tell me what you think
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showthread.php?t=375191
Just not sure if I want to sell the bottle now or keep it around for fun
SDAKOVIC 06-17-2005, 08:42 PM Everyone is right so far,I use both. Boost is only a right foot away. Nitrous you have to fill.I usually only use the nitrous when I see some one pulling up next to me.You know what they say,run what you brung and hope you brought enough.I usually try and bring enough. :bow:
canbaufo 06-18-2005, 11:56 AM Everyone is right so far,I use both. Boost is only a right foot away. Nitrous you have to fill.I usually only use the nitrous when I see some one pulling up next to me.You know what they say,run what you brung and hope you brought enough.I usually try and bring enough. :bow:
9.0 PSI from a Powerdyne on a 383? I'd call BS but maybe you've converted to the gear driven head unit?
InsuranceGuy 06-18-2005, 05:34 PM I've run supercharger. I've run nitrous. I've run supercharger+nitrous.
With supercharger, I blew 7 pistons.
With nitrous, I blew 5 pistons and cracked my block.
You pick your poison.
Emil:93Z,383,Vortech,NOS
SDAKOVIC 06-18-2005, 11:51 PM no,just had special sized,cogged pulleys made for $200.00 and they work great.
FastZinTenessee. 06-19-2005, 11:11 PM both are good
mongse_1 06-20-2005, 12:41 PM I've used all three and it depends on where it's being used. For track only, forced induction all the way. If it's on the street...gotta be nitrous. ;)
engineermike 06-20-2005, 07:35 PM For track only, forced induction all the way. If it's on the street...gotta be nitrous. ;)
That's funny. . . I would have said the exact opposite.
93redz 06-20-2005, 09:04 PM im with you on that one...I would have said supercharger for the street and nitrous for the track.
canbaufo 06-20-2005, 11:19 PM no,just had special sized,cogged pulleys made for $200.00 and they work great.
What are you spinning the impellor to at max engine RPM? (I'd think you'd need 50,000 or so for 9 PSI on that motor) Seems like it would be way out of it's efficiency range at 9 PSI on a built 383. Is this a BD-11 or what? Sorry for all the Q's but I've never heard of anyone getting that much boost out of a Powerdyne. What are the pulley sizes?
mongse_1 06-21-2005, 01:06 PM That's funny. . . I would have said the exact opposite.
I can hook a nitrous car everytime on the street. A turbo car, that's a little more picky. Plus, the ability to make a pass off the can is nice. Can't hide a T88 or a D-1 either. ;)
JordonMusser 06-21-2005, 01:34 PM I think the turbo cars are pretty easy to launch on the street. I had a full programable boost controller, and I had it dialed in pretty good.... having different boost in each gear and in 200rpm increments has its pluses!
OVR PWRD 06-25-2005, 12:02 PM Nitrous:
Open the bottle valve.
Purge.
Turn the switch on.
Floor it.
Turn the switch off.
Close the bottle valve.
Purge.
Boost:
Floor it.
AGREED, simply put!
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