turbo civic putting in work

[Moseley]

I have to agree because my first k20 was bone stock and I ended up hitting it with a 175 wet shot single fogger and i never had any problems. The person I sold the motor never had any problems with it either. And it was on a street tune....

lol 175 single... good stuff. I'm about to start messing with bigger shots. I would like to get a 10.99 on a spraying stock block but I know that it won't be easy. That will be the goal at least.

Just put this together a couple of weeks ago but haven't had the time to finish up yet...

[MidnightAuto]

lol 175 single... good stuff. I'm about to start messing with bigger shots. I would like to get a 10.99 on a spraying stock block but I know that it won't be easy. That will be the goal at least.

Just put this together a couple of weeks ago but haven't had the time to finish up yet...

Very nice kit!!! Did you get the progressive controller?

[Moseley]

Margin for error IMO is much greater on a 150-200 shot of nitrous. Sure you can step it up gradually, but I always found it to be extremely unstable and extremely inconsistent. Blowing motors up usually happens because nitrous IMO isn't as user friendly as a turbo. Nitrous Car you have far more variables.

Yeah I agree definitely more variables... and maybe a little inconsistent but not extremely. having a pressure activated switch on a warmer, or a pressure regulator gets rid of a lot of it.

Very nice kit!!! Did you get the progressive controller?

lol nope. going to add a lot of fuel and pull a lot of timing on the initial hit. who knows maybe I'm crazy but we'll see.