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Old 08-06-2012, 06:52 PM
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Nitrous is so much fun tho!!
Old 08-06-2012, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by black00chev
Ill still never use the ****. Why pay for nitrous over and over again when you can just buy a supercharger or turbo once.
Not trying to get in a big debate. I am becoming a big fan of turbos and can't wait to boost my tahoe. I will always like nitrous and for a track only car/truck I think it will always be my main choice of power adder.
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This is a lean problem here. Most big back fires with the engine running is big time lean.
Old 08-07-2012, 08:52 AM
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Call a tow truck!!!
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Lmao that's awesome.
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Originally Posted by Byrdman11
This is a lean problem here. Most big back fires with the engine running is big time lean.
I concur..

most people try and go cheap with their nitrous setup or skimp on fuel pump or something silly
ive seen stuff last with 250-350 shot for a long time and never have a single issue.
The stuff is amazing!
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Originally Posted by Byrdman11
This is a lean problem here. Most big back fires with the engine running is big time lean.
false...backfires come from too much fuel

more than likely had low bottle pressure, coupled with a stupid rich tune, on top of low rpm = nitrous backfire...been there done that, fix it, learn not to be a dumbass and move on
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Here's one my buddy had a couple months ago

Fast forward to 2:00 in this one and I had one of my own

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Originally Posted by Phantom
false...backfires come from too much fuel

more than likely had low bottle pressure, coupled with a stupid rich tune, on top of low rpm = nitrous backfire...been there done that, fix it, learn not to be a dumbass and move on
You win . I can tell u know alot about nos. Next time u forget to turn the nos on It will go boom. O can dont forget low timing making one go boom too. Rich is not the main cause of back fires. But help for the info. Remember I said MAIN reason. I'm done
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