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Old Mar 11, 2014 | 12:51 PM
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I recently purchased a E force SC and was wondering which of the two would complement the SC better. Nitrous 50-100 shot or a Meth kit? Any input would be greatly appreciated.

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Old Mar 11, 2014 | 04:28 PM
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Old Mar 11, 2014 | 09:27 PM
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Meth kit. If you plN on running 18-21 lbs of boost meth is a must. The methanol water injection lowers engine and egt temps and keeps you from having issues with detonation. Nitrous won't help or prevent that but gives a nice boost. If you haven't completely built your motor top to bottom I wouldn't run either and go over 5-7 lbs.
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Meth kit. If you plN on running 18-21 lbs of boost meth is a must. The methanol water injection lowers engine and egt temps and keeps you from having issues with detonation. Nitrous won't help or prevent that but gives a nice boost. If you haven't completely built your motor top to bottom I wouldn't run either and go over 5-7 lbs.
uhm ntrous is something like -133*
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I think a 100 shot would be fine on a ls3. I had a 250 shot with Q16 race gas on my C5 FRC with stock block and it held just fine lol
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Old Mar 11, 2014 | 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by NASTY VETTE
I think a 100 shot would be fine on a ls3. I had a 250 shot with Q16 race gas on my C5 FRC with stock block and it held just fine lol
Countless guys running 100 shot on stock ls3.
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Originally Posted by Sid2388
If you haven't completely built your motor top to bottom I wouldn't run either and go over 5-7 lbs.
I don't know about that, there are a ton of guys making over 700whp stock bottom end with meth and 9+lbs of boost, hell I am making just shy of 650whp with a stock ls3 with exhaust on 8-10lbs on 91pump gas only

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-f...lity-list.html and those are probably just some of the guys on here that put their numbers up

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Reliable power out of a stock LS3 seems to be pretty easy to achieve in the 600 to 650 range, however you better have a competent shop and tuner doing the work. Unfortunately my first build had neither. It has cost me a small fortune and a ton of time to get all of the issues straightened out.
From all that I have read and all of the people I have spoken with on these forums you definitely should consider the meth and a 100 shot is absolutely doable. But every build it seems is a crap shoot. Some guys are making 800 plus on a stock block and forged internals with no issues at all and some guys are running 650-700 without meth. No issues. Some have had major issues at 600. I have seen and spoken to a few.

It seems that the vast majority of those that have had issues at this power level has been due to poor workmanship and tuning.

I say do both
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Originally Posted by NSANEC6
Reliable power out of a stock LS3 seems to be pretty easy to achieve in the 600 to 650 range, however you better have a competent shop and tuner doing the work. Unfortunately my first build had neither. It has cost me a small fortune and a ton of time to get all of the issues straightened out.
From all that I have read and all of the people I have spoken with on these forums you definitely should consider the meth and a 100 shot is absolutely doable. But every build it seems is a crap shoot. Some guys are making 800 plus on a stock block and forged internals with no issues at all and some guys are running 650-700 without meth. No issues. Some have had major issues at 600. I have seen and spoken to a few.

It seems that the vast majority of those that have had issues at this power level has been due to poor workmanship and tuning.

I say do both
Awesome im doing the SC install and tune at Redline Motorsports once i get bored in a month or two ill go E85 and nitrous
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I've got an Enforce 599 kit and about a 110 shot of nitrous. I had been having belt slip above 5k and it still put 559 to the rear wheels. Now that is repaired, but haven't been back to dyno or track yet. I can tell you that I researched both and was told many times that meth would be really hard on the blower due to the design. Its all about compressing molecules.
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Nice! Thanks for the feedback.
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Best of luck with achieving your goal. Keep us posted on how things go.
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The car made 510rwhp & 518tq with the 3.5 pulley boosting 6-7lbs and LG headers 1 7/8.
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Why not Both!
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if your running 100% pure meth theres nothing wrong with spraying meth in the blower it will lower iats drastically and wont effect the coating on the rotors.

nitrous will also drastically lower the temps during spray, i have a sprayed zr1 and during spray Iats touched freezing temps.

As far as your manor of getting said nitrous or methanol into the motor you could send your blower out to nitrous outlet and have them install spray bars in your blower for a very effective set up. they make spray bars for methanol or nitrous. And if you wanted to run both you could run one with spray bars in the blower and one with a fogger in the intake.

Heres a picture of my spray bars in the runners




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Originally Posted by ace32x
if your running 100% pure meth theres nothing wrong with spraying meth in the blower it will lower iats drastically and wont effect the coating on the rotors.

nitrous will also drastically lower the temps during spray, i have a sprayed zr1 and during spray Iats touched freezing temps.

As far as your manor of getting said nitrous or methanol into the motor you could send your blower out to nitrous outlet and have them install spray bars in your blower for a very effective set up. they make spray bars for methanol or nitrous. And if you wanted to run both you could run one with spray bars in the blower and one with a fogger in the intake.

Heres a picture of my spray bars in the runners




Nice!!!! Thank you!
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Originally Posted by NASTY VETTE
Nice!!!! Thank you!

you got it
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