Considering Nitrous
#1
Considering Nitrous
Hey guys I'm considering putting a nitrous kit in my 06 civic LX, mostly because my uncle gave me 2 25lbs nitrous bottles. I'm having trouble deciding whether to get a dry kit or a wet kit. Would a dry kit suffice for my car? I don't plan on abusing it.
#2
i had nitrous on my last civic. whats the rule? 50 shot or less, dry is ok? wet shot is def the way to go tho. that way u know u have the fuel to support it. when using a dry shot, ur ecu wont compensate for the nitrous and u run the risk of predetonation. if u detonate badly, bye bye piston. i dont know if ur car has a knock sensor to pull timing or not, so if u must use nitrous, use a wet shot (espescially if u dont plan on any ecu tuning).
#7
50 to 75 shot. Some people run a 100shot on stock 4 cylinders but I don't suggust that if your new to it. Other than the basic kit I would suggust getting a bottle heater and a pressure gauge. 91+ octane fuel.
*50 shot doesn't usually require any timing adjustment
stock or 1 step colder spark plugs
*75 shot generally requires 2* less timing.
1 or 2 step colder spark plugs
Learn how to read your plugs and do it after the first couple times you spray and make adjustments to fuel delivery and timing as required.
*50 shot doesn't usually require any timing adjustment
stock or 1 step colder spark plugs
*75 shot generally requires 2* less timing.
1 or 2 step colder spark plugs
Learn how to read your plugs and do it after the first couple times you spray and make adjustments to fuel delivery and timing as required.
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