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Hey guys, so I have an 800+whp Stingray on a built 416 motor, ECS1500 blower, LT4 injectors/HPFP, cam lobe, Cordes Low side and dual meth and just have a couple questions while deciding if I should pull the trigger or not. My knowledge on nitrous is extremely limited but it seems to be about 1/2 the price of upgrading my head unit which is more than I am willing to spend right now.
1) Do I have enough fueling for a 100/150 shot?
2) Can I get enough octane on Pump 94 or will it have to be mixed with race gas or octane booster?
3) I have a Tony Mamo ported TB where the plate would connect to. Do I need to match the plate to that wider throttle body? Intake manifold is still stock and was not ported so I don't know how much of difference that would actually make.
4) Any other considerations I might not be thinking about?
Hey guys, so I have an 800+whp Stingray on a built 416 motor, ECS1500 blower, LT4 injectors/HPFP, cam lobe, Cordes Low side and dual meth and just have a couple questions while deciding if I should pull the trigger or not. My knowledge on nitrous is extremely limited but it seems to be about 1/2 the price of upgrading my head unit which is more than I am willing to spend right now.
1) Do I have enough fueling for a 100/150 shot?
2) Can I get enough octane on Pump 94 or will it have to be mixed with race gas or octane booster?
3) I have a Tony Mamo ported TB where the plate would connect to. Do I need to match the plate to that wider throttle body? Intake manifold is still stock and was not ported so I don't know how much of difference that would actually make.
4) Any other considerations I might not be thinking about?
use a stand alone tank and run race fuel but that would bring the price up
nitrous done right os good but expensive
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