Intercooler Nitrous Kits?
#1
Thread Starter
Evolved Member
iTrader: (11)
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 585
Likes: 1
From: palm beach, florida
Intercooler Nitrous Kits?
Intercooler Nitrous Kits...just wondering whats the consensus on an item like this? Does anyone on the boards have one and like it? Id imagine it would make good gains for me down in FL and its relatively cheap. They claim it makes 52 hp on a turbo civic lol dont know how accurate these numbers are but just wondering if they work good on a mildy modded evo like mine. Refer to my sig for mods.
heres an example id get like the 5 lb tank
http://www.mvpmotorsports.com/Templa...785&SearchYN=N
heres an example id get like the 5 lb tank
http://www.mvpmotorsports.com/Templa...785&SearchYN=N
#3
watch out , most of the gains are believed to be from the free NOS around your intake that makes the most power. just do the Co2 spray system if your looking for better cooling effect. its even cheaper than the NOS setup. now if you want to use NOS just spray it directly into the intake side in front of the FMIC for best of both worlds cool intake charge and 50shot of power.
#4
Originally Posted by mksevo
watch out , most of the gains are believed to be from the free NOS around your intake that makes the most power. just do the Co2 spray system if your looking for better cooling effect. its even cheaper than the NOS setup. now if you want to use NOS just spray it directly into the intake side in front of the FMIC for best of both worlds cool intake charge and 50shot of power.
#5
Originally Posted by evo_il8
YA david buschur proved this awhile back
Many people are going to tell you it's because of the excess spray entering the intake, but that test was not done on an Evo. Just like my GSC cams, I'll once again prove this with back to back dyno runs. Butt dyno, yes it makes a difference. Physics, yes it makes a difference. For those who still don't know what to think...I'll have the dyno results in October when TurboTrix comes down to tune us again. Oh, and if you do get one of these...spend the extra couple bucks and get the 10 lb bottle. Here's a link to what it'll look like...
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...99#post2249399
Last edited by tke_413; Aug 15, 2005 at 08:13 PM.
#7
Originally Posted by marks03evo
Intercooler Nitrous Kits...just wondering whats the consensus on an item like this? Does anyone on the boards have one and like it? Id imagine it would make good gains for me down in FL and its relatively cheap. They claim it makes 52 hp on a turbo civic lol dont know how accurate these numbers are but just wondering if they work good on a mildy modded evo like mine. Refer to my sig for mods.
heres an example id get like the 5 lb tank
http://www.mvpmotorsports.com/Templa...785&SearchYN=N
heres an example id get like the 5 lb tank
http://www.mvpmotorsports.com/Templa...785&SearchYN=N
Trending Topics
#8
take a chill, (get it) the cooling effect is obvious and helpful, but some have seen bigger gains with NOS, which seems to be linked to the free NOS around. no one said it doesnt help. it just maybe cheaper and safer with CO2. or my way would be direct injection if your going to spend all that money.
#9
Originally Posted by tke_413
He didn't prove crap. If you have a CAI with the filter right by the intercooler, some of the spray will probabaly end up in your intake. On the Evo however, if you're using the stock airbox, there's almost no way for the spray to enter your intake, and an open element (as long as it not CAI with the filter down by the ground) it's very hard for the extra spray to enter. It's not too hard to figure out that cooler air equals more HP. Now, 52WHP might be a stretch. I have installed this onto my car, and did notice the car pulling harder when spraying and freezing the air going through the intercooler.
Many people are going to tell you it's because of the excess spray entering the intake, but that test was not done on an Evo. Just like my GSC cams, I'll once again prove this with back to back dyno runs. Butt dyno, yes it makes a difference. Physics, yes it makes a difference. For those who still don't know what to think...I'll have the dyno results in October when TurboTrix comes down to tune us again. Oh, and if you do get one of these...spend the extra couple bucks and get the 10 lb bottle. Here's a link to what it'll look like...
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...99#post2249399
Many people are going to tell you it's because of the excess spray entering the intake, but that test was not done on an Evo. Just like my GSC cams, I'll once again prove this with back to back dyno runs. Butt dyno, yes it makes a difference. Physics, yes it makes a difference. For those who still don't know what to think...I'll have the dyno results in October when TurboTrix comes down to tune us again. Oh, and if you do get one of these...spend the extra couple bucks and get the 10 lb bottle. Here's a link to what it'll look like...
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...99#post2249399
if nitrous doesn't make it into the intake....you won't make any power. Those things are the biggest POS fake power things ive ever seen. God if i had only come up with the idea to sell it to sheep and make a killin of 75 bucks worth of parts.
#10
Originally Posted by mksevo
take a chill, (get it) the cooling effect is obvious and helpful, but some have seen bigger gains with NOS, which seems to be linked to the free NOS around. no one said it doesnt help. it just maybe cheaper and safer with CO2. or my way would be direct injection if your going to spend all that money.
#12
Originally Posted by gsujeff55
if you use co2 in your tank, you will undoubtably lose power(quite a bit) if it makes its way into the intake. its not combustable
#13
How bout you stay off the threads touting a product just because you stupidly spent 400 bucks on it.
I have been there, done that. Im not just talking out of my a$$ here....why would i do that? THEY DO NOT WORK. The point is, you will never know if you use nitrous whether you are making the power because its getting ingested or not. But use Co2 and you will surely find out....it gets ingested and you lose power...or you make ZERO power.
I have been there, done that. Im not just talking out of my a$$ here....why would i do that? THEY DO NOT WORK. The point is, you will never know if you use nitrous whether you are making the power because its getting ingested or not. But use Co2 and you will surely find out....it gets ingested and you lose power...or you make ZERO power.
#14
Originally Posted by mksevo
sprayed on the outside of the FMIC , not into the FMIC , only NOS goes into the FMIC. dont get confused. I never said spray into your tank.
#15
Originally Posted by gsujeff55
How bout you stay off the threads touting a product just because you stupidly spent 400 bucks on it.
I have been there, done that. Im not just talking out of my a$$ here....why would i do that? THEY DO NOT WORK. The point is, you will never know if you use nitrous whether you are making the power because its getting ingested or not. But use Co2 and you will surely find out....it gets ingested and you lose power...or you make ZERO power.
I have been there, done that. Im not just talking out of my a$$ here....why would i do that? THEY DO NOT WORK. The point is, you will never know if you use nitrous whether you are making the power because its getting ingested or not. But use Co2 and you will surely find out....it gets ingested and you lose power...or you make ZERO power.
Last edited by tke_413; Aug 16, 2005 at 06:54 AM.