is that when the engine takes a beating? i dont no too much about the whole fuel pressure thing, do u HAVE to have the pedal to the floor to spray? or is it RPMs that matter
, does a window switch stop the nitrous when u engage clutch or shift or w/e?

 

A window switch is a safety device that can be used to turn on and off your nitrous when you're outside an RPM "window" like 3000-6000. In theory, if you always shifted at the right time, and the engine never bogged, you wouldn't need or use a window switch. But stuff goes wrong, and the switch may save your motor.

You don't HAVE to have the car at full throttle, but it wouldn't make much sense not to. You're pumping in extra power with nitrous, there'd be little reason to use it if you didn't want everything out of the motor as well. But yes, RPM is the key, you typically only want to spray within a certain RPM range.

No, a window switch doesn't know if you're engaging the clutch or shifting.

You may want to read my "new to nitrous" guide in the sig for more info.

Dave

 

so i need to have somethin that'l stop spraying when i shift? or can the trany handle it

 

ouchers read the new to nos thing in ur info...100 shot on my stock lt1 ...goin to burn out my clutch and kill my rear? rut ro...deeef cant afford a rear end

 

Great writeup Dave, thanks for sharing.

 

is Compucar plate system any good?

**nitrous kit

 

Really helpful! thanks