Nitrous or boost harmful with sudden slow down
Nitrous or boost harmful with sudden slow down
If you're at WOT and you hit the nitrous or you're boosting in a race (street), but then you have to slow down suddenly, this is bad for the engine I'd assume. I often have to do this because usually if a guy in the lane next to me is speeding up to pass me and get in my lane, I speed up to block him behind the slow car further ahead in his lane. Usually it's close, but I'll slow down because I'm worried the idiot will cut into my lane and not have enough room and kill us both. So I'm wondering, how bad is it if I do this a lot, hit WOT, boost, then slow down suddenly. I'm boosting by the way, not using nitrous (yet).
Originally posted by Green 2kSE
Let me guess, you are from Houston?!
Let me guess, you are from Houston?!
What a city. The best we could do for a name for our new footbal team is the "Texans". Wow.
Originally posted by matt calder
With Nitrous, it only sprays when you are at WOT. If you arent then it wont spray. It is a safety precaution to make sure you dont spray when there isnt enough fuel.
With Nitrous, it only sprays when you are at WOT. If you arent then it wont spray. It is a safety precaution to make sure you dont spray when there isnt enough fuel.
Originally posted by Tanman
That's what I'm saying, if you hit WOT, then it sprays, then you're suddenly not in WOT and slowing down, but you now have nitrous running through you're car, I'd guess that's bad for the engine. But what do I know?
That's what I'm saying, if you hit WOT, then it sprays, then you're suddenly not in WOT and slowing down, but you now have nitrous running through you're car, I'd guess that's bad for the engine. But what do I know?
Originally posted by Vadim
Nitrous IS bad for your engine
Nitrous IS bad for your engine
Originally posted by Tanman
What a city. The best we could do for a name for our new footbal team is the "Texans". Wow.
What a city. The best we could do for a name for our new footbal team is the "Texans". Wow.

As for the Texans, has it also ocurred to you that their uniforms look eerily similar to Jack-In-The-Box's Carnivores?
With regards to boost, my uneducated guess would be it's no different than going WOT in a race then slowing down to a stop/cruise.
Originally posted by soundmike
It says "Houston" in your profile
As for the Texans, has it also ocurred to you that their uniforms look eerily similar to Jack-In-The-Box's Carnivores?
With regards to boost, my uneducated guess would be it's no different than going WOT in a race then slowing down to a stop/cruise.
It says "Houston" in your profile

As for the Texans, has it also ocurred to you that their uniforms look eerily similar to Jack-In-The-Box's Carnivores?
With regards to boost, my uneducated guess would be it's no different than going WOT in a race then slowing down to a stop/cruise.
When you hit WOT and boost, then you close the throttle, any boost left in the system can cycle back to the turbine and damage it. BOVs and recirculation valves are supposed to help dissipate the boost so it doesn't damage the turbo. With nitrous, if you spray, then shut down, I'm guessing you just have a really potent fuel mix and you'll burn rich, but it won't hurt anything.
Originally posted by Tanman
That's what I'm saying, if you hit WOT, then it sprays, then you're suddenly not in WOT and slowing down, but you now have nitrous running through you're car, I'd guess that's bad for the engine. But what do I know?
That's what I'm saying, if you hit WOT, then it sprays, then you're suddenly not in WOT and slowing down, but you now have nitrous running through you're car, I'd guess that's bad for the engine. But what do I know?
oh and..if you plan on using NOS everyday, it's bad for your engine..but if you use it 'wisely', then it's actually good for your engine..it cleans out the carbon deposits from your cylinders, pistons and injectors..
you should see a piston pulled out from an engine that's been shooting NOS for a while...it's like brand new!
Originally posted by SVTTODAMAX
You should have no problems at all off throttle. I live in Houston also it's funny how houston drivers are I hate houston drivers most anyway.
You should have no problems at all off throttle. I live in Houston also it's funny how houston drivers are I hate houston drivers most anyway.
Originally posted by irvine78
as soon as you lift your foot up from the gas pedal or your finger up from the trigger switch, no more NOS...it's trapped in the line or in the soleinoids..but not in the motor...
oh and..if you plan on using NOS everyday, it's bad for your engine..but if you use it 'wisely', then it's actually good for your engine..it cleans out the carbon deposits from your cylinders, pistons and injectors..
you should see a piston pulled out from an engine that's been shooting NOS for a while...it's like brand new!
as soon as you lift your foot up from the gas pedal or your finger up from the trigger switch, no more NOS...it's trapped in the line or in the soleinoids..but not in the motor...
oh and..if you plan on using NOS everyday, it's bad for your engine..but if you use it 'wisely', then it's actually good for your engine..it cleans out the carbon deposits from your cylinders, pistons and injectors..
you should see a piston pulled out from an engine that's been shooting NOS for a while...it's like brand new!
Originally posted by Tanman
I haven't seen any Maximas in Houston that look that good! If you're ever on Westheimer, look for a black 2000 Maxima. We can race!
I haven't seen any Maximas in Houston that look that good! If you're ever on Westheimer, look for a black 2000 Maxima. We can race!
Originally posted by SVTTODAMAX
I don't go out much anymore and probably won't for awhile. My car has three piece wheels I sold the 5ZR, the new wheels are still a five star just a three piece wheel in silver not hyperblack.
I don't go out much anymore and probably won't for awhile. My car has three piece wheels I sold the 5ZR, the new wheels are still a five star just a three piece wheel in silver not hyperblack.
NOS as a cleaner?
Originally posted by irvine78
as soon as you lift your foot up from the gas pedal or your finger up from the trigger switch, no more NOS...it's trapped in the line or in the soleinoids..but not in the motor...
oh and..if you plan on using NOS everyday, it's bad for your engine..but if you use it 'wisely', then it's actually good for your engine..it cleans out the carbon deposits from your cylinders, pistons and injectors..
you should see a piston pulled out from an engine that's been shooting NOS for a while...it's like brand new!
as soon as you lift your foot up from the gas pedal or your finger up from the trigger switch, no more NOS...it's trapped in the line or in the soleinoids..but not in the motor...
oh and..if you plan on using NOS everyday, it's bad for your engine..but if you use it 'wisely', then it's actually good for your engine..it cleans out the carbon deposits from your cylinders, pistons and injectors..
you should see a piston pulled out from an engine that's been shooting NOS for a while...it's like brand new!
kafene.
Re: NOS as a cleaner?
Originally posted by kafene
hmmm.. maybe that's enough of a reason to get 'juiced'?
kafene.
hmmm.. maybe that's enough of a reason to get 'juiced'?
kafene.
Sorry Irvine78
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Originally posted by y2KAOSMax
I have a question for you guys.. If you go WOT in second gear and hit the NOS button, then power shift to 3rd will the NOS spray again??
I have a question for you guys.. If you go WOT in second gear and hit the NOS button, then power shift to 3rd will the NOS spray again??
Originally posted by Tanman
Ok good to know. I don't plan on using it all the time, only in race situations, and I don't race that often. I'm definitely not getting any more power until I upgrade my suspension and tires. As it is, when I boost, I get nervous that I'm going to lose control of the car.
Ok good to know. I don't plan on using it all the time, only in race situations, and I don't race that often. I'm definitely not getting any more power until I upgrade my suspension and tires. As it is, when I boost, I get nervous that I'm going to lose control of the car.
Originally posted by irvine78
oh well, if you already have a supercharger, you'll be using a very small jet anywayz..
oh well, if you already have a supercharger, you'll be using a very small jet anywayz..
. If my engine goes BOOM, good excuse to get a Z.
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