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5.5 6spd N/A vs 50 shot

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Old 10-11-2011, 07:08 AM
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5.5 6spd N/A vs 50 shot

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DANG!!! 304 ft-lbs!!!!!
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Old 10-11-2011, 09:46 AM
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DANG!!! 304 ft-lbs!!!!!
I think i can get more if i warm my bottle up. this is @ about 850-900 psi need about 1200.
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Damn Nice Numbers with the NOS..
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Old 10-13-2011, 09:52 AM
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Nitrous FTW.
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Make sure you retard the timing if you go with a bigger shot.
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Old 10-14-2011, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by StreetcredFL
I think i can get more if i warm my bottle up. this is @ about 850-900 psi need about 1200.
A word to the wise here - never go over 1050 psi in the bottle. Nitrous changes to a different state over 92* F or over 1050 psi, and becomes less dense. Purge is your friend, so you can drop the bottle pressure if needed - besides clearing out the bubbles in a hot feed line. Your best pressure is 950 psi - that drops the least pressure on a 1/4 run. Books tell you these things. I can verify them.

Your dyno looks good. I had a similar one with an earlier engine, with NX nozzles, and the wheel HP on a dynojet 280 SAE showed HP increase equal to the NX jetting. Nice A/F, too.
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Old 10-17-2011, 08:02 PM
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Found the dyno

I finally found my old chassis dyno, done at Revline in Kansas City in 2008, I think. The engine was a mostly-stock 2002 or 2003 3.5 Maxima engine with 60K, ARP rod bolts, 2005 head gaskets and head bolts, eBay "S1" cams, with a SSIM intake w/Pathy TB and long-tube 1 5/8" headers merged into a 3" collector and 3" Warpspeed exhaust back to the muffler. This session was with open 3" cutout. Nitrous was two NX nozzles jetted for 50-shot and 75-shot. Sometime later I raised the first stage to 75-shot and the second stage to 100-shot. This worked pretty well. This was all done with the stock ECU.


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Nice numbers, I feel like Ur Torque is alil low, I was making 238/238 NA and 293/350 on a 75 shot.....but nice numbers nevertheless, I miss spray lol
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Wow impressive!
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