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07 November 2007, 09:23 PM
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u putting nos on a scooby?? 
or 
im not sure but be a laugh!! good luck 
or im not sure but be a laugh!! good luck
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08 November 2007, 08:12 AM
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If you want to get extra oxidant into the engine, wouldn't it be simpler to increase the boost.
You can then plumb in a dummy NOS bottle in to impress your friends.
You can then plumb in a dummy NOS bottle in to impress your friends.
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08 November 2007, 10:16 AM
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If you are serious about doing it, get a Wizards of NOS kit, good quality kit and awesome customer support.
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Scoobys don`t generally like it though...
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Scoobys don`t generally like it though...
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08 November 2007, 05:14 PM
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do it mate, it's a good laugh, not a cheap game though - about 50 quid a time to fill the bottle. I had a ZEX kit fitted to my old car which activates on WOT. Kits are dead simple to install but don't get to carried away with fitting to high BHP jets as things could horribly wrong pretty quick
Fit a purge kit too - proper fast & furious :-)
here was my install
Fit a purge kit too - proper fast & furious :-)
here was my install
08 November 2007, 07:05 PM
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08 November 2007, 07:57 PM
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thinks its because of the boxer lay out.
they have to have a couple of inlets for the nos so not as simple as most cars.
but it seems it can be done. and if it can i'm gonna get it
they have to have a couple of inlets for the nos so not as simple as most cars.
but it seems it can be done. and if it can i'm gonna get it
08 November 2007, 08:58 PM
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just be carefull mate get it put in by pros and a progressive controller
my mate just popped his evo 4 on this jap fest he shot it to bits. just spend time researching cos u will need an uprated fuel pump internals if ur running say a 50 shot OR you you could just install say a 15 or 25 shot this will give you still a nice reasonble kick but more import. it will near enough eliminate any turbo lag eg 30mph in 4th
my mate just popped his evo 4 on this jap fest he shot it to bits. just spend time researching cos u will need an uprated fuel pump internals if ur running say a 50 shot OR you you could just install say a 15 or 25 shot this will give you still a nice reasonble kick but more import. it will near enough eliminate any turbo lag eg 30mph in 4th
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The layout of the engine means the setup would have to be direct port and therefor more expensive, as in four sets of injectors instead of one, plus more pipewrok. Plus if i remember rightly the standard ignition system is wasted spark which doesn`t lend itself to the use of nitrous. Doesn`t mean it can`t be done though, Roger Clark definatly run a Wizards kit in thier scooby.
08 November 2007, 09:25 PM
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The layout of the engine means the setup would have to be direct port and therefor more expensive, as in four sets of injectors instead of one, plus more pipewrok. Plus if i remember rightly the standard ignition system is wasted spark which doesn`t lend itself to the use of nitrous. Doesn`t mean it can`t be done though, Roger Clark definatly run a Wizards kit in thier scooby.
cheers mate
i'll give roger clark a bell
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