I guess i am taht .0000001 percent that didn't blow.Matthew said:youre gonna blow your engine, almost 99.9999 percent of all people who have run nitrous on their proteges have blown motors. maybe your motor is more durable, but i hope you have a WIDEBAND a/f gauge, wet shot, rev limit pills, bottle warmer, and all that bulls***. and a fire extinguisher for when you blow up your engine.
matrix is made by toyota , there engines are alot tougher....morris said:friend of mine has a matrix with a 60 shot...he has been on nos for 6 months and it runs fine
the reason they cant take much boost is because the pistons are tooo high compression, the gts is 11.1 to 1 if i remember right, . after maket pistons and rods are the best way to go to turbocharge the celica and mr2 .... think about it, the protege engine would explode if u boosted it with 11.5-1 compresssion, i have seen a few gts's that are turbocharged at 7 psi and they run fine....morris said:matrix motor are made by yamaha....have you taken a looK at them?...great performance but they aren't strong engines.. check a litttle around celica sites or matrix sites and you'll se they can barely take any boost... regular corolla, mr2 engine are alot tougher but not as much performance
crossbow said:Just a side note on Nos.
If you do encounter an engine problem because of nitrous...there is no way out of it. A simple look at the top of your pistons, or a UOA of your vehicles oil will paint a very clear, and unmistakable story.
When your piston looks something like this, its pretty hard to say "oh I didn't do any mods...."
So if you perform such a mod, just be prepared to deal with a giant "WARRANTY VOID" stamp on your VIN.
what kind of car did that come out of???? .. i have seen a piston take to much nos, it was burnt but not that bad, the eshaust valve was melted shut..... couldnt budge that thing from the head....crossbow said:Just a side note on Nos.
If you do encounter an engine problem because of nitrous...there is no way out of it. A simple look at the top of your pistons, or a UOA of your vehicles oil will paint a very clear, and unmistakable story.
When your piston looks something like this, its pretty hard to say "oh I didn't do any mods...."
So if you perform such a mod, just be prepared to deal with a giant "WARRANTY VOID" stamp on your VIN.
crossbow said:There's another nice one for ya.
There is a simple way around the oil inspection. Make sure you use medical grade nitrous. This way it doesn't leave that residue in your oil.crossbow said:Just a side note on Nos.
If you do encounter an engine problem because of nitrous...there is no way out of it. A simple look at the top of your pistons, or a UOA of your vehicles oil will paint a very clear, and unmistakable story.
acidbbg said:There is a simple way around the oil inspection. Make sure you use medical grade nitrous. This way it doesn't leave that residue in your oil.
Chas
K, scratch one. So then how do you magically repair all the melted pistons?acidbbg said:There is a simple way around the oil inspection. Make sure you use medical grade nitrous. This way it doesn't leave that residue in your oil.
Chas