tuning for nitrous
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tuning for nitrous
i read in a an edition of chevy high performance that in order to get the best performance from a nitrous system you have to tune your engine to run differently. The downside to this is when you're not using the nitrous, you're sacrificing preformance because of the tune to your engine. Is there any truth to this?
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Originally Posted by TheRadioFlyer
i read in a an edition of chevy high performance that in order to get the best performance from a nitrous system you have to tune your engine to run differently. The downside to this is when you're not using the nitrous, you're sacrificing preformance because of the tune to your engine. Is there any truth to this?
I don't know if Bottlefed Racing is a vendor here, but they definitely have a system that works.
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There's plenty of 'tuners' out there that pull the timing automatically when you shoot the juice. Not really a big deal. How big you planning on going? Under 125, pulling timing isn't really necessary.
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i was just curious. i'm not planning on having a bottle anytime soon... there are many more mods/repairs/upgrades nessicary before i go letting the ponies loose.
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St. Jude Donor '08
Originally Posted by Todd157k
There's plenty of 'tuners' out there that pull the timing automatically when you shoot the juice. Not really a big deal. How big you planning on going? Under 125, pulling timing isn't really necessary.
