IS350 with Nitrous?
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IS350 with Nitrous?
Hey everybody, im asking what do you guys think about installing a 100hp system in a is350. If i install it i wil probably use it once a month when i go to the track. Anything i should know?? Poblems, negatives, positives, details, etc...
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!
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I would do some homework on this. It sounds harder than it seems.
I ran a NOS system on my Accord. I believe it was jetted for a 25 shot since I was still testing it. I didn't have any gauges (air fuel or otherwise) so I didn't have enough information to monitor the status of the engine. And that was a mistake...I spun a main bearing and the lower part of the cylinder chamber was chipped from the cracked rod hitting it.
Granted Toyota engines are sturdier than Hondas but you don't want that kind of headache for your ride. I got the engine back up and running but it was a costly PITA.
I ran a NOS system on my Accord. I believe it was jetted for a 25 shot since I was still testing it. I didn't have any gauges (air fuel or otherwise) so I didn't have enough information to monitor the status of the engine. And that was a mistake...I spun a main bearing and the lower part of the cylinder chamber was chipped from the cracked rod hitting it.
Granted Toyota engines are sturdier than Hondas but you don't want that kind of headache for your ride. I got the engine back up and running but it was a costly PITA.
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^How many miles on that Accord motor?
BTW, coming from a deep Honda background I took some offense to the Toyota>Honda motor comment. LOL! My SOHC 1.6L withstood 400whp on stock sleeves; so you can make anything "sturdy" with the right machine work and internal parts. Oh, and a tune helps too.
BTW, coming from a deep Honda background I took some offense to the Toyota>Honda motor comment. LOL! My SOHC 1.6L withstood 400whp on stock sleeves; so you can make anything "sturdy" with the right machine work and internal parts. Oh, and a tune helps too.
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yea I was gunna say. I like Toyota engines more than Honda, but gotta give it to them for building up more crazy motors than any other japanese brand out there.
I'm also interested on setups for the GR motors
Might want to read through this
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...de-thread.html
I'm also interested on setups for the GR motors
Might want to read through this
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...de-thread.html
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