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Old 05-12-2008   #181 (permalink)
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Re: The 7thGen Nitrous FAQ.

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not sure about the numbers you'd get...elevation and weather along with driver skill could add up to as much as .8 +/-. With a 50 shot i'd expect to see low 15's....if not a 15 flat. a 75 shot would probably put you in the mid 14s on a stock vic...tires would hold you back though

me civic 2001 do 18.1 seg auto tranny , if I put a nos kit 50hp , how time I can espect? I think put a dynotune kit ,
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Re: The 7thGen Nitrous FAQ.

while the threads revived, thought i'd ask a question that's been bugging me.

They say not to spray in 1st or 5th gear because you cannot "rev freely". By that do they mean in first you'll redline TOO quickly so there's not enough time to shift?

And what's wrong with spraying in 5th gear? you've got plenty of time to let go of the WOT before you redline...::::scratches head::::

(i also wanna quickly share how my cousin blew up his IS300 kuz its pretty crazy lol. Don't know all the specs but hes boosting with a 150 shot in a lexus IS300. correction WAS! He's hard headed so he decided to skip the safety features and put the N20 push button on his steering wheel. When shifting he did NOT let go his button SO when in gear his throttle body opened up and it was pretty much like a 400 shot awaiting arrival into the block. OOHHHH BOOOOIIII lmao. he still had as piece of the piston left he showed me.)
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Re: The 7thGen Nitrous FAQ.

some body tell me something about this kit , I want to buy this

http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...?idproduct=227
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Re: The 7thGen Nitrous FAQ.

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is it that dumb of a question or does nobody know the answer
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Re: The 7thGen Nitrous FAQ.

dryft: well for one, i dont think you will get into 5th unless your running a crazy amount of nitrous. im boosted and i rarely get into situations where i will have to 5th gear boost, if anything i will be in 5th gear boost for 5 seconds tops (around 125ish MPH) which is as fast as you will ever have to go.

and for not spraying in 5th, 5th is not a "strong gear". your 5th gear is meant for cruising and not WOT lead foot drivers. its just the simple fact that honda didnt design the 5th gear to take up much abuse, for the simple fact is that 1) its a econo box w/ 100whp why would i make 5th gear stronger than it has to be and 2) normally the last gear in all transmissions are only meant to cruise and not race etc.

for example the rsx type s tranny is 6 gears.... 1/2 the reason why k20 rape so much is because of its short gearing. if the k20a2 had a 5 speed tranny and still had short gears you would end up being at 5k rpm at 70 mph (i dont really know but just an example). hence they added the 6th gear to 'cruise' comfortable which is not meant to be pushed on.
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Re: The 7thGen Nitrous FAQ.

ahh i see i see. Now does that strong gear theory apply to 1st gear as well?
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Re: The 7thGen Nitrous FAQ.

1st gear can hold up. its just the fact that the sudden increase in power will most likely break your tires free which obviously gets you nowhere. if you are skilled enough to spray 1st gear and not get the wheels to spin then sure you can do it. with a combination of "light" throttle control of the pedal and feathering of the clutch pedal you can slip the clutch effectively so your tires dont spin but you make your clutch spin instead. practice makes perfect. this means slipping your clutch enough but not too much in order to still achieve a good 60' time. this is the same reason why good engine management systems have boost cut off via certain gears/lbs of boost. ex if you had a quick spooling turbo and tried to get off the line when you already hit 12lbs of boost at 3k rpm, the only thing you would do is spin tires, unless your running slicks of course. if you get my dryft.

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