Nitrous users...
Re: Nitrous users...
Well personaly I would spray it out the hole and all the way down the track.
If you are a six speed car with stock rear end and running slicks you may want to wait until after the launch.
Dave
If you are a six speed car with stock rear end and running slicks you may want to wait until after the launch.
Dave
Re: Nitrous users...
It definitely depends on your tires.... If you have some slicks, spray from the launch, and hope the rear end doesn't break..... If you're on street tires, wait til the car's hooked, and then un-cork it.....
The most critical part of a 1/4 mile pass is the first sixty feet..... If your tires are sticky, spraying out of the hole will definitely help your e.t....
The most critical part of a 1/4 mile pass is the first sixty feet..... If your tires are sticky, spraying out of the hole will definitely help your e.t....
Re: Nitrous users...
Prime example of this would be, Spraying after my car caught traction on BFG drag radials.....I ran 12.3 at 116
Launching on the Nitrous with Slicks.....I ran 11.7 at 116
Huge difference, Sixty foot times went from 2.0 to 1.6....
But traction is a must......
Launching on the Nitrous with Slicks.....I ran 11.7 at 116
Huge difference, Sixty foot times went from 2.0 to 1.6....
But traction is a must......
Re: Nitrous users...
If I was you I wouldnt spray a 100 shot
maybe a 150 or 175
I ran a 175 shot on my internally stock lt1 for almost 2 years then pulled it apart and it looked like a new motor still.
maybe a 150 or 175
I ran a 175 shot on my internally stock lt1 for almost 2 years then pulled it apart and it looked like a new motor still.
Re: Nitrous users...
I would get drag radials or something before you sprayed, its a waste of time and nitrous to only be able to spray halfway down the track.
off the line is where it is anyway.
off the line is where it is anyway.
Last edited by MakoLS1; Feb 28, 2005 at 10:48 PM.
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