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Nitrous on a 2.0 NT

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Lofty

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Jul 27, 2008
Waukesha, Wisconsin
How much were you running? How long did the engine last?
Any advice on whether I should drop a 6 bolt in my car, or just run nitrous on my NT.
I don't want to turbo my NT, from what I've read it's just easier to start with a 6 bolt.
Any tips/advice? I want my car to have a little bit of oomph.
 
I was thinking of trying this just for fun on my dd. I have not heard of many people using nos on here sence most everybody jumps to the more comon turbo conversion. The most important thing with nitrous is the tune & fuel system. I think with a good fuel pump like a 190lph & a wet nos kit, the stock motor should be able to take up to a 100 shot reliably. You would need to lower the timing 2* for every 50hp and for a 100 shot or more switch to ngk bpr7es plugs. Also a proper tune is critical. The 6 bolt has proven its durability but, it is not a must.
 
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