Slayer7391
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Just wanted to ask how safe is it to run NOS on these cars. I have a GT 2008 with minor bolt ons.
I know... I just hate that, so I always try to give a smartass answer.lol I think he was referring to running n2o but he just called it "nos" lol.

Perfect response.No more dangerous than it is to run Zex, Nitrous Express (NX), or any one of several other nitrous oxide (N2O) kits.
Thanks, androdz. I don't like smarts asses.![]()


Just wanted to ask how safe is it to run NOS on these cars. I have a GT 2008 with minor bolt ons.
No more dangerous than it is to run Zex, Nitrous Express (NX), or any one of several other nitrous oxide (N2O) kits.
No, but NAWZ will.Will NOS help you beat an LS1?
No, but NAWZ will.
Not necessarily, but some NAWZ stickers may help.Thanks. Will I need the "Driver-Mod" also?
If you get a mail order tune for any kind of forced induction you are asking for trouble, i dont care what anyone tells you on the internet. Get the thing dyno tuned by someone competent if you do something like that.
I have a NOS wet kit with 50 and 75 hp jets. I'm using Ford Racing colder plugs and I had it dynotuned so the A/F ratio is safe. I got my kit for $435 on Ebay brand new and I also bought a bottle heater and blanket. So far, I love it!
If you get a mail order tune for any kind of forced induction you are asking for trouble, i dont care what anyone tells you on the internet. Get the thing dyno tuned by someone competent if you do something like that.
Although it's always a good idea to get a dyno tune "if available", stating that "a mail order tune for any kind of forced induction is asking for trouble", is rather naive. Numerous tuners have proven time and time again that their mail order tunes are very safe.
Without turning this into a "my tuner guy is better than your tuner guy" thread, its stupid to run the tune that the FI/Nitrous company gives you and think your car will have no flaws what so ever.