Juice Install
I think you can run a 70 shot reliably. Now we're talking 1 step colder, if not 2 step colder spark plugs that'll probably be gapped just a little less. How much fuel does the stock fuel pump support too?
Also, in my opinion nitrous IS safe. I ran tons of nitrous for years without any problems. My Mustang ran a 175 shot for 4 years without a problem and then I started using a 225 shot. Had a few issues with that, but still as long as everything is kept an eye on, you'll be fine.
If you want to be safe, in addition to the nitrous, get the gauges. Since it's a wet kit, at a minimum I would have a bottle warmer and a bottle pressure gauge. In my car, we T'd off the nitrous line in the center of the car and ran the gauge inside so that we can mount it to the center console or pillar. Since this is a wet system, you're going to get a 70 shot worth of fuel regardless how much nitrous you get, so you want to keep that bottle pressure exact (1,000 psi).
OF COURSE, we all know that this information is going to waste. We know that you don't even want to squeeze the on the car. It's all about the PURGE, BABY!!!
Also, in my opinion nitrous IS safe. I ran tons of nitrous for years without any problems. My Mustang ran a 175 shot for 4 years without a problem and then I started using a 225 shot. Had a few issues with that, but still as long as everything is kept an eye on, you'll be fine.
If you want to be safe, in addition to the nitrous, get the gauges. Since it's a wet kit, at a minimum I would have a bottle warmer and a bottle pressure gauge. In my car, we T'd off the nitrous line in the center of the car and ran the gauge inside so that we can mount it to the center console or pillar. Since this is a wet system, you're going to get a 70 shot worth of fuel regardless how much nitrous you get, so you want to keep that bottle pressure exact (1,000 psi).
OF COURSE, we all know that this information is going to waste. We know that you don't even want to squeeze the on the car. It's all about the PURGE, BABY!!!
Originally Posted by fillmatic,Aug 17 2005, 07:12 PM
I know 50 is the absolute "Safe" way to go. But I am willing to blow a motor for the sake of science and for all you guys looking to install nitrous. This isnt about speed anymore, now it's more about R&D.
Originally Posted by ayS,Aug 18 2005, 10:30 PM
now that's dedication!


Jeff put that sh*t in and smoke some fools! You should run it at the Q and see what she clocks! I think you would ahve alot of fun there!Kind regards,
Joe
Originally Posted by fillmatic,Aug 16 2005, 12:49 PM
It's questionable right now. Depends on what octane fuel I can get today.
HAPPY
!! But do not use that 105 in the S because it is LEADED FUEL and will burn up your Cat and O2 sensor's. The 100 would probably work very well with your Nitrous setup. The other place I know has an octane just lower than the 100 and has a couple of other ones like a 102 and 110 (sold in the can)!! They also have the GOOD Octane Booster by Trick which the sell in a 1gal can.
By the way are you going to cruz up to the Races tonight at the Q. I am planning on going my self since it sounds like a bunch people from the site are going to be there. Should be fun as well as I can finally get a chance to meet and hang out with fellow S2K'ers from the site. This is like the first time in a while that I do not have anything at all with work or family going on during the weekend!!
Mat
Originally Posted by french3sd,Aug 19 2005, 09:01 AM
By the way are you going to cruz up to the Races tonight at the Q. I am planning on going my self since it sounds like a bunch people from the site are going to be there. Should be fun as well as I can finally get a chance to meet and hang out with fellow S2K'ers from the site. This is like the first time in a while that I do not have anything at all with work or family going on during the weekend!!
Mat
Mat
Kind regards,
Joe
Originally Posted by Fusion ZO6,Aug 18 2005, 08:58 AM
OF COURSE, we all know that this information is going to waste. We know that you don't even want to squeeze the on the car. It's all about the PURGE, BABY!!! 
Anyway, I've decided to make a switch panel for the car, couldnt decide where to put it. Where should I put it?
Originally Posted by HFS S2K,Aug 19 2005, 09:25 AM
Just in case Fill does not get back to you in time on the boards, I know for a fact that he will be joining us tonight at the Q. Do you know exactly where those gas stations are?! What exit off the 8? For the 100 octane, is it for every gallon of regular fuel I have I match it with high octane?! I would really like to know where that gas station is at, I went there a while back with a friend but forgot where it was I know its off the 8 right?! Thanks and hope ot see you at the Q, look for all the S2000's.
Kind regards,
Joe
Kind regards,
Joe
call for work and got to run!!
...........Mat
Originally Posted by fillmatic,Aug 19 2005, 10:52 AM
Damn the purge. Do you know how much Nitrous costs in addition to current gas prices. Good lord.
Anyway, I've decided to make a switch panel for the car, couldnt decide where to put it. Where should I put it?
Anyway, I've decided to make a switch panel for the car, couldnt decide where to put it. Where should I put it?
or velcrow (?)... or a happy button, a push/release type of switch/button...
r,
Originally Posted by fillmatic,Aug 19 2005, 09:52 AM
Damn the purge. Do you know how much Nitrous costs in addition to current gas prices. Good lord.
Anyway, I've decided to make a switch panel for the car, couldnt decide where to put it. Where should I put it?
Anyway, I've decided to make a switch panel for the car, couldnt decide where to put it. Where should I put it?
JK I think a ideal spot would be under your right side knee on the side of the panel under the center consoul area. But in a place where you wont accidently kick it but is easy to reach and flip the switches. Or even under the dash, like the underside below the engine start button
not enough danged room!Kind regards,
Joe


