Nitrous Question
May 14, 2003, 03:20 PM
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Nitrous Question
I just recently purchased a ZEX Nitrous Wet Kit. I was driving the other day (running a 55 Shot) and the car died. I checked the spark plugs and one of them was fried, the others were burnt. I was told by ZEX that if i replaced my stock plugs with ones that run two degrees colder, this wouldn't happen. My car luckly just had something knocked loose, and cost me only $20 to fix. My car was idleing funny and making a rattling noise. The spark plugs were replaced and the mechanic fixed the rattling. Does anyone know if by changing to the cooler plugs will allow me to run safely a 55 shot, without having to change the pistons??? PLEASE REPLY!!
May 14, 2003, 03:22 PM
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another forum user cracked his piston on just a 50 shot of NOS, these engines can not handle NOS without forged internals.
i just have to say NAAAAWWWWZZZZZ!
i just have to say NAAAAWWWWZZZZZ!
strikes again.
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zex is right also if you want to run on the bottle, you may want to take a deg or two of timing out.
nitrous is safer if you only use it higher in the rpm's, I had a yamaha v-max on the bottle.
good luck!
nitrous is safer if you only use it higher in the rpm's, I had a yamaha v-max on the bottle.
good luck!
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