Compression Ratio and Nitrous
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Compression Ratio and Nitrous
I know this is more a nitrous question, but I think I will get more responses over here.
My question is, what is the optimal CR to run nitrous? I am considering a build with an 11:1 CR, but I am not sure if this would be compatable with nitrous. What are your opinions?
My question is, what is the optimal CR to run nitrous? I am considering a build with an 11:1 CR, but I am not sure if this would be compatable with nitrous. What are your opinions?
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The reason I ask is because I was talking with an old school guy, he said to high of a CR with nitrous is not so good. I was under the impression that CR and N2O do not matter all that much as long as it is set up right. Thanks guys
Stew, your gonna get that thing in the 11's before you know it! Running good?
Stew, your gonna get that thing in the 11's before you know it! Running good?
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Nitrous does work better on a high compression engine, but it also depends on what you plan to do about fuel. If you want to run pump gas and the juice, stay around 10:1. If you are going to run race fuel with the juice, go between 11 and 12:1. It's just like running boost in it's own way.
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Nitrous does work better on a high compression engine, but it also depends on what you plan to do about fuel. If you want to run pump gas and the juice, stay around 10:1. If you are going to run race fuel with the juice, go between 11 and 12:1. It's just like running boost in it's own way.