Question from a friend..........Who knows I post here.
Question from a friend..........Who knows I post here.
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sprint355

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1,331 posts

244 months

Monday 16th October 2006
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He wants to know what type of NOS system is better. A dry or a wet system. As ever in all things mechanical, I don't know.

Over to you.

Thanks in anticipation.

sprint355

slinky

15,704 posts

266 months

Monday 16th October 2006
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All depends on the application and the desired end result..

slinky

sprint355

Original Poster:

1,331 posts

244 months

Monday 16th October 2006
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cue a few posts from work tomorrow then, thanks slinky.

sprint355

Original Poster:

1,331 posts

244 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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He is looking to release 320 hp from a duratec engine. The object is to make a fast track car.

wildoliver

9,169 posts

233 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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wouldn't think you would want nitrous on a track car? Drag yes track no.

eliot

11,921 posts

271 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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wildoliver said:
wouldn't think you would want nitrous on a track car? Drag yes track no.

Yes - will get expensive very quickly. Wack a turbo or charger on it.

stevieturbo

17,820 posts

264 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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sprint355 said:
He is looking to release 320 hp from a duratec engine. The object is to make a fast track car.


Might work for the first lap....unless you have a HUGE nitrous bottle lol

lightningghost

4,943 posts

266 months

Monday 23rd October 2006
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Is there really much point in NOSsing a track car? Surely, after the speed boost, you're gonna have to slow down for a corner. It'd be good for drag racing, though. yes

wadgebeast

3,856 posts

228 months

Tuesday 24th October 2006
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Ditto. Got a mate who's putting in his Vette, purely for overtaking. No point on the track, it'd be good for one long straight only and then the extra weight would lose him time everywhere else.