Twins anyone??????

[hawkeye18]

didn't know if you were going ricer on us lol

You have to be a little bit ricer to drive a car with a Japanese engine in it.

 

[RectalRampage]

So on a stock internal engine it makes far more sense to make less power using more boost, and more stress on your internals....and in the process have higher IAT's? There is a simple reason why turbo's make more power per lb of boost than any other power adder.

More efficient then nitrous? Doubt it....

 

[Germeezy3]

More efficient then nitrous? Doubt it....

The last time I checked nitrous systems don't have any boost, so its pretty hard for them to make more power per lb of boost than turbos!

 

[hawkeye18]

More efficient then nitrous? Doubt it....

Nitrous can only be used at WOT. Furthermore, bottles off nitrous become hideously expensive over time with regular use. Turbos are in use nearly 100% of the time (except when they're spinning up), and are a one-time expenditure beyond normal maintenance.

I strenuously disagree with your statement.

 

[Turbolvr321]

The last time I checked nitrous systems don't have any boost, so its pretty hard for them to make more power per lb of boost than turbos!

What I was thinking...

 

[Docktour Z]

Nitrous is a compressed gas so that could be somewhat considered "boost".

 

[mmiller40]

Nitrous is a compressed gas so that could be somewhat considered "boost".

I think that depends on how they are setup. A simple spray in the intake will not create any more pressure. If it did it would blow back out the front of the CAI.

 

[Turbolvr321]

Nitrous is a compressed gas so that could be somewhat considered "boost".

From that point of view it could be, but its also a different type of boost than what the conversation is about.

 

[Liftedbronco]

Nitrous is a compressed gas so that could be somewhat considered "boost".

Sooo, thats 1500 psi and you get how much hp/psi?

 

[kyoshosp2]

1/10th