sebj
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How reliable will a 25 shot be in a 1.4 16v, always wanted Nos but never had the balls to do it. The engine will be slightly tuned before i consider it, power box, panel filter, manifold and chip. Really want something different than a 2.0L.
Cheers
SebJ
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miles
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Registered: 25th Mar 02
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If done properly with a decent uk kit then then it shouldn't have any reliability issues.
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sebj
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Thats what i thought, was looking at the streetblaster 100i kit. Duno though still undecided, Want my car to be as light as poss, so quick off the line. Which it is at the mo, but then loses out to bigger engined cars in 2nd and 3rd. Any one had experience with NOS??
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Ally
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Its called Nitrous god darn it bleedin tootin mfckas
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BeArDy
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u need to talk to Chip of MIG hes the daddy when comes to NOS, he has a Mid engine Nova with LOADS of NOS
hes your man u want to talk to
he told me wizard of NOS kits are the best
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sebj
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Whats wrong with calling nitrous NOS (Ally)?????????
Yeh been looking at Wizards of Nos kit's, i'm guessing about £750 for fitting aswell.
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Ally
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quote:
Originally posted by sebj
Whats wrong with calling nitrous NOS (Ally)?????????
Nothing, i had an outburst of unexpected randomness. I do apologise 
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sebj
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Apology accepted , what do you drive??
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Ally
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A piss poor excuse for a corsa, u?
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Ally
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*when i pass my test
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sebj
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Same as, what engine, whens ur test good luck, i passed first time in the summer, i was soooooooo nervous.
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Ally
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its a 1litre elegance model ... i havent really started lessons and i share the car with my mum.
If you are willing to give me driving lessons it would be most helpful 
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sebj
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I would be to much of a bad influence!
I'll teach u how to drift once u've past, unless u alredy know??
NOS or NOT??
[Edited on 25-11-2003 by sebj]
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Ally
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I can drive like a pissed up 17 year old lass who doesnt have a clue about what shes doing 
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Fraser Young
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quote:
Originally posted by sebj
Whats wrong with calling nitrous NOS (Ally)?????????
Yeh been looking at Wizards of Nos kit's, i'm guessing about £750 for fitting aswell.
Coz it's a brand name...
It's like calling a vaccum cleaner a hoover...
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sebj
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Whats the biggest shot i should be looking at?? i saw a 1.4 16v corsa with a 100 shot of nitrous in and apparently he's been running it for over a year (b**locks).
Anyone know of a good place where i can have a system fitted in kent.
Cheers
SebJ
[Edited on 25-11-2003 by sebj]
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Git
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Theres that guy with a 1.2 C, with 90BHP of NOS, thats with a progressive controller though.
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CRB 553
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its the easiest thing to fit, dont wanna b charging sum1 loads to do it......
with a dry system the fogger just goes inbetween air sensor and inlet man. a wet system (doubt u'll b using) u just need a T-piece in the fuel line and have the fogger in a similar position.
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miles
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You want to use a wet system for reliability, Wizards of Nos are the best.
Have a look at www.nozwizard.com and then the BB on there.
Chips is actually his girlfriends.
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sebj
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With a 50 shot would you advise a maximiser??
Whats involved with fittng a street blaster kit??
[Edited on 26-11-2003 by sebj]
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