And prepare to die in a huge ball of flames and molten metal when someone drives into the back of you. Good luck

[Edited by DJ Dunk - 7/1/2003 12:40:07 PM]

 

Ok, how much does it cost to supply and fit, and how much power does it give you? Also does it totally naff your engine up?

 

you can get a simple NOS kit for about £500 but I would expect fitting costs to be at least that plus a decent sized bottle of NOS (say 20lb) would be another £200 - then you should really have a NOS bottle 'warmer' to keep it at the ideal temp (86 fahrenheit). All in all I would say allow £1500 fitted and ready to go. Not sure what it would do to a Scooby engine but I wouldn't like to find out so good luck finding someone with first hand experience! PS If you're adding NOS for god sake uprate your brakes to 6 pots (c£1k) and allow a further £5k for the extra insurance!!!

 

Price = Ouch, good hard kick in groin.

Will just buy some fluffy dice and be happy with them! lol

 

On a standard 2.0-3.0 turbo, the 'average' increase (as quoted by Wizard of Nos) is would be approx 120bhp...

If this is true then....

 

increase in bhp is down to the injectors you use - ususally come with 2 but you can buy more - with 2 I think the standard bhp increase is about 100!

 

Matts done it no probs...so far!

http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?ThreadID=170178

 

get yourself a nice intercooler, and plenty of cooling products for the engine as the bugger will overheat, the engine bay tempretures increase by a massive amount when using nos, you'd be suprised, a guy with a GTA VII on the mlr used it for 6 months and then bang went the engine and turbo,

but dont let that put you off