NOS on a GTX?

[Project323]

Not that I'd be doing it anytime soon but the thought did run through my head. Has anyone tried this? Pro's? Con's? with and/or without the haltech?

[Marc93lx]

To my knowledge noone has tried it.
I think the pros and cons are obvious -- more power -or- it could go BOOM if your not careful.

[ne3ek]

Marcos runs a 75 shot i think w/his t67 turbo escort lol 545 to the wheels, w/a haltech. He uses it for low end with that big ass turbo.

[viper_707]

nos+forced induction= yahoo. nos was originaly made to work with forced induction. i beilve its the best way to use it.

[Project323]

nos+forced induction= yahoo. nos was originaly made to work with forced induction. i beilve its the best way to use it.

my sister's friend wants to sell me a 40 shot dry setup tho. i've heard the 'wet' setup is more reliable and is less likely to go 'boom', but what would be an advantage of a 'dry' setup or the 'wet'.

[545HpGt]

hell ya spray everything!!!! thanks pat. even before i went to a fully built bottom end i was on spray on a stock bp. if you jet it nicely and back th timing off then you can make some nice power. **** for this one race i even went 27 psi and a 100 shot on a completly stock bp. lets just say the chevelle was owned that night!!!

[Geovannie]

With stock NA BP pistons? Or stock turbo pistons. Just wondering.

BTW, I saw your car out in Moroso a couple years ago. Good stuff, I saw you run once with Nascar slicks and spin half way down the track lol. Then you put on some real slicks and If I remember correctly you ran 11s. That was a while ago.

BTW, since you are pretty much local to me only a couple hours away if you have any BP parts etc email or call me(phone # on the link in my sig ext 235) or aim xgeovanniex or geoattitan.