Looking for N2O newbie reading material
Looking for N2O newbie reading material
Anyone have suggested reads?
I have a 93 Firehawk with an LE2.1HL heads/cam package being installed.
I wanted to do some reading and see if juice was the right way to
go and what kind of setup I'd want.
I have a 93 Firehawk with an LE2.1HL heads/cam package being installed.
I wanted to do some reading and see if juice was the right way to
go and what kind of setup I'd want.
Re: Looking for N2O newbie reading material
Many people have asked that question so id say search the N20 thread and see what most people are running. Harrisspeedworks.com, nitrousoutlet.com are some sites that offer kits. On LT1 motors a 100 hp shot is considered a safe shot. IMO wet kits seem to be the way to go, i have one and love it.
Re: Looking for N2O newbie reading material
i got a gift certificate to borders, so i went and bought a nitrous guide. its not as specific as stuff on the internet, but it was still pretty good reading. and theres nothing else in book stores worth getting
Re: Looking for N2O newbie reading material
David Vizard has a book that explains general nitrous principles very well. There is no book that is going to tell you "which nitrous system should I buy for my F-body" though.
Rich
Rich
Re: Looking for N2O newbie reading material
Originally Posted by rskrause
David Vizard has a book that explains general nitrous principles very well. There is no book that is going to tell you "which nitrous system should I buy for my F-body" though.
so I can make an informed decision on what is best for my car.
I like the direct-port kits, but other than looking cool and
(at least in my mind) appearing to be a more efficient way
to inject nitrous, I lack the fundamental understanding to make
those choices.
Re: Looking for N2O newbie reading material
Originally Posted by James Montigny
I wouldn't expect it to, I just want to understand the concepts
so I can make an informed decision on what is best for my car.
I like the direct-port kits, but other than looking cool and
(at least in my mind) appearing to be a more efficient way
to inject nitrous, I lack the fundamental understanding to make
those choices.
so I can make an informed decision on what is best for my car.
I like the direct-port kits, but other than looking cool and
(at least in my mind) appearing to be a more efficient way
to inject nitrous, I lack the fundamental understanding to make
those choices.
Re: Looking for N2O newbie reading material
Originally Posted by rskrause
David Vizard has a book that explains general nitrous principles very well. There is no book that is going to tell you "which nitrous system should I buy for my F-body" though.
Rich
Rich
Re: Looking for N2O newbie reading material
Originally Posted by James Montigny
I wouldn't expect it to, I just want to understand the concepts
so I can make an informed decision on what is best for my car.
I like the direct-port kits, but other than looking cool and
(at least in my mind) appearing to be a more efficient way
to inject nitrous, I lack the fundamental understanding to make
those choices.
so I can make an informed decision on what is best for my car.
I like the direct-port kits, but other than looking cool and
(at least in my mind) appearing to be a more efficient way
to inject nitrous, I lack the fundamental understanding to make
those choices.
Rich
Re: Looking for N2O newbie reading material
Originally Posted by rskrause
Definitely recommend it then. Nitrous-Oxide Injection by David Vizard.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/093...lance&n=283155
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