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What speed do you have to do to run nitrous


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Does anyone know what speed you have to be doing ,

In what gear and

also how long you can run Nos for

?

 

Between 0 and 197mph

Between 1 and 6

As long as the bottle lasts (or your engine)...

 

There are a lot more considerations other than what you have stated.

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Between 0 and 197mph

Between 1 and 6

As long as the bottle lasts (or your engine)...

 

There are a lot more considerations other than what you have stated.

 

Can you change gear when nos is running ?

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You need a NOS specialist, they can advise on fitting, and carry out the work for you.

 

They can co-ordinate fitting the nos with having your twin kit fitted then :)

 

I think I'll wait till I get a six speed box then.:)

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There is a video clip somewhere of a 2JZGTE, on an engine rig that had a shot put in at too low RPM, the pistons and rods could not cope with the massive inertia changes, so they spat them selves out the side of the block.

 

So no chance of doing 0 to 160 in second gear then in under a 1/4 mile ?

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Thats funny because I haven't just watched stupid films like the fast and the furious .. But I have read and own books on nos /turbos /super chargers etc and not relying on $^!K £%^D hollywood directors to fabricate things..:hide::dummy:

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