BONE STOCK 2014+ 5.3's on nitrous?
11-21-2015, 09:36 AM
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BONE STOCK 2014+ 5.3's on nitrous?
Does anyone have first hand knowledge of how STOCK TUNE DI 5.3's react to nitrous? It seems to me that at 5,300 lbs the tranny will be the weak spot...
I am thinking 100-150hp should not be a problem on 2nd/3rd gear rollouts, in M3 with TC on and Trailering ON.
TO appease the LGBT trolls- I will confess that I am more interested at what failed and when, as well as your setups. Not what you read. But what you saw.
I am thinking 100-150hp should not be a problem on 2nd/3rd gear rollouts, in M3 with TC on and Trailering ON.
TO appease the LGBT trolls- I will confess that I am more interested at what failed and when, as well as your setups. Not what you read. But what you saw.
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11-21-2015, 10:42 AM
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I see so many folks with these new trucks throwing money at them, I figure SOMEONE has sprayed a bone stocker.
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11-21-2015, 12:00 PM
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I've sprayed stock tune vehicles before, and it doesn't work well for long... These engines are not going to be any accept ion. Once I begin spraying this one it will not be on a stock tune for I am neither an idiot nor cheap enough to risk losing my engine for the cost of a tune.
11-21-2015, 01:05 PM
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Too much oxygen will cause all kinds of issues.
Mainly a lean condition, lean makes holes in the top of your pistons.
Swiss cheese doesn't help the compression ratio.
For the cost of a tune...I wouldn't chance it.
Mainly a lean condition, lean makes holes in the top of your pistons.
Swiss cheese doesn't help the compression ratio.
For the cost of a tune...I wouldn't chance it.
11-21-2015, 03:09 PM
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I use my GoPro for pretty much everything I do... Sorry you don't have experience with going fast and performing modifications like this, I'll refrain from helping you in the future.
Feel free to blow that hunk of **** up on a stock tune!! Can't wait to see the carnage pics if you have the ***** to post them.
Feel free to blow that hunk of **** up on a stock tune!! Can't wait to see the carnage pics if you have the ***** to post them.
11-22-2015, 05:06 PM
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I use my GoPro for pretty much everything I do... Sorry you don't have experience with going fast and performing modifications like this, I'll refrain from helping you in the future.
Feel free to blow that hunk of **** up on a stock tune!! Can't wait to see the carnage pics if you have the ***** to post them.
Feel free to blow that hunk of **** up on a stock tune!! Can't wait to see the carnage pics if you have the ***** to post them.
Back to the OP- no first hand knowledge with regards to the DI 5.3's?