Contemplating Nos On 2005 Automatic
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Pro
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From: fort lauderdale florida
Contemplating Nos On 2005 Automatic
can i damage my engine badly if running NOS.. for street use.. no drag purposes.
and if something does go wrong and i put all the stock parts back in, will GM honor their warranty and fix? in other words, can they detect that i ran NOS?
and if something does go wrong and i put all the stock parts back in, will GM honor their warranty and fix? in other words, can they detect that i ran NOS?
Drifting
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Yes, do some reading http://ls1tech.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=10
With the proper octane and safety featurs a 100 shot can be run for a long time (baring a fuel pump or noid failure)
My freind ran his ls1 (ta) for 3 years on a 150 shot stock motor stock a4 with boltons and a cam it went 10.6 at 130 full weight its now his DD.
With the proper octane and safety featurs a 100 shot can be run for a long time (baring a fuel pump or noid failure)
My freind ran his ls1 (ta) for 3 years on a 150 shot stock motor stock a4 with boltons and a cam it went 10.6 at 130 full weight its now his DD.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Haymarket Virginia
If done right your motor will be fine, your tranny is a different story!
As far as warranty
and people will tell you 
CF Senior Member
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From: Tucson Arizona
IMO if you value your C6....don't run nitrous on a street car. Sure some people do it without incident but I've seen enough people trash their cars with nitrous I'd run the other direction.
As for being-able to remove the NOS after you trash your motor and trying to deceive the dealership into making a warranty repair...if you’re OK with committing fraud and theft....by all means give it a shot (pun intended).
As for being-able to remove the NOS after you trash your motor and trying to deceive the dealership into making a warranty repair...if you’re OK with committing fraud and theft....by all means give it a shot (pun intended).
Burning Brakes
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From: LAS VEGAS NV
IMO if you value your C6....don't run nitrous on a street car. Sure some people do it without incident but I've seen enough people trash their cars with nitrous I'd run the other direction.
As for being-able to remove the NOS after you trash your motor and trying to deceive the dealership into making a warranty repair...if you’re OK with committing fraud and theft....by all means give it a shot (pun intended).
As for being-able to remove the NOS after you trash your motor and trying to deceive the dealership into making a warranty repair...if you’re OK with committing fraud and theft....by all means give it a shot (pun intended).
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Pro
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From: fort lauderdale florida
car dealerships dont commit fraud or theft, their the most honest people on the planet.(ha-ha) do all the safety precautions you can to prevent malfunction and you should be ok. but watch out, their are actually some chevy techs that can taste nos in the oil. why would you want to decieve the dealership, they would NEVER try to pull one over on you.
who knows how many times ive heard stories about good people gettin frukced by dealers.
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: fort lauderdale florida
Yes, do some reading http://ls1tech.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=10
With the proper octane and safety featurs a 100 shot can be run for a long time (baring a fuel pump or noid failure)
My freind ran his ls1 (ta) for 3 years on a 150 shot stock motor stock a4 with boltons and a cam it went 10.6 at 130 full weight its now his DD.
With the proper octane and safety featurs a 100 shot can be run for a long time (baring a fuel pump or noid failure)
My freind ran his ls1 (ta) for 3 years on a 150 shot stock motor stock a4 with boltons and a cam it went 10.6 at 130 full weight its now his DD.
awesome link bro much appreciated!
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