[Brian Watts]

Article I found online . (Accuracy unknown)

http://www.nitrous.info/

 

[Jeff Newcomb]

I am gonna recommend NOT using the info here to "build" your own kit. There is a lot of stuff I dont see mentioned that is of consideration when adding nitrous to your engine. His knowledge is ok but for one "FINDING" all the quality parts needed can be more of a headache than its worth. That said all the components that go into a good system take into account the orifice size and length and changes in flow/direction etc. that make for a reliable consistant system (AT ALL CYLINDERS)!!

I have outsourced a few items in the past (electrical and otherwise) and had issues here and there that were probably not worth the headache. Especially to a newer user lookin to NOT trouble shoot and re-invent the wheel.

This is just my opinion fwiw....

 

[Brian Watts]

I am gonna recommend NOT using the info here to "build" your own kit. There is a lot of stuff I dont see mentioned that is of consideration when adding nitrous to your engine. His knowledge is ok but for one "FINDING" all the quality parts needed can be more of a headache than its worth. That said all the components that go into a good system take into account the orifice size and length and changes in flow/direction etc. that make for a reliable consistant system (AT ALL CYLINDERS)!!

I have outsourced a few items in the past (electrical and otherwise) and had issues here and there that were probably not worth the headache. Especially to a newer user lookin to NOT trouble shoot and re-invent the wheel.

This is just my opinion fwiw....

Thanks Jeff

Thats what we all need, an honest opinion and advice


I think most people are afraid of Nitrous because of all the melted engine horror stories

Hopefully your advice will help

 

[ErikTheRed]

I think most people are afraid of Nitrous because of all the melted engine horror stories

And almost ALWAYS due to one of two things-- or both--

1. Poor/inaccurate tune.

2. Horsepower greed.