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Subject:
Nitrous Oxide System for a 2000 Corvette
Category: Sports and Recreation > Automotive Asked by: artimis-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
02 Dec 2005 13:26 PST
Expires: 05 Dec 2005 11:27 PST Question ID: 600652 |
I want to install a Nitrous Oxide system in my car. My number one priority is safety/reliability and the instalation not negatively affecting the car's mechanics/engine. Number 2 priority is maximized power. I want a minimum of 150+ (additional) horsepower, but more if the car is capable of handling it WITHOUT other costly modifications. I will be installing a heavy-duty clutch capable of 600 HP, but I do not want to have to put anything else in besides the Nitrous kit. I also have a Donoldson Blackwing air intake and a Borla Cat-back exhaust (I doubt you'll need to know that). There are 3 types of applications: Wet, Dry and Direct Port Injection. Which would be best? I am not so concerned about price- I want safety, reliability and SPEED. I'd like you to get Vette owners opinions, check out Vette posting boards and get testimonials. Also any articles on people/magazines putting in a Nitrous Oxide system in a Vette. What say you? |
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