nitrous?
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el_blacky06
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Re: nitrous? (CATALTI08)
ive read through this thread and i suggest not even to use nitrous oxide for our cars period. it kills engine life and itz gonna cost u on the long run. and if u do run nitrous, itz all about maintenance since it kills like 5 times the amount of oil than regular driving.
Re: nitrous? (blackteam02)
Out of all forms of Boosting aka Forced Induction, Turbocharged is the safest. The VQ35DE is whats called an over-engineered motor. It can take alot more than it was designed to handle in stock form. Just take the car to a Dyno, at the top of the RPMs the power doesn't even decline whereas most other cars hit a peak before redline and start losing power... Our VQ's do not do this.blackteam02 wrote:
SO your telling us that even the guys on here that have boost (ie. ADIDAS2GO) are killing their engine?!?!id like to hear from the boosted guys on this...
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dangeris
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Re: nitrous? (Dexion)
Don't forget the RB25,26 &30 DETT motors and Toyota's 2JZ motors don't lose power either...Dexion wrote:
Out of all forms of Boosting aka Forced Induction, Turbocharged is the safest. The VQ35DE is whats called an over-engineered motor. It can take alot more than it was designed to handle in stock form. Just take the car to a Dyno, at the top of the RPMs the power doesn't even decline whereas most other cars hit a peak before redline and start losing power... Our VQ's do not do this.