well its not bad at all to me for a first car, a 1992 sc400, i think it is awesome for a first car. anyways the car has had ALL maintence done to it as its records show, and was babied, garaged, etc .... Its emerald green with leather [tan] interior. Is it still safe to add some nitrous to it? has about 103k miles on it. if i did decide to go with nitrous, what so you guys recommend on building up the engine first? [i dont want to go with your basic dry 50hp shot either]


Thanks for all your help and this car rocks, i love it, rides like a dream.

 

there are new sc's left and right.. this is crazy. glad you like ur car. sorry i know diddly squat about nitrous

 

This is insane!! There were like 6 new owners this week!! Congrats on the purchase man and welcome to CL!

 

I think Lexus released a chemical agent into the air to help boost SC popularity!!! Maybe they are gonna bring back the original styling or something!! LOL

Welcome to CL , I have typed this phrase in the SC forums about 10,000 times in the last 10 minutes!!

 

lol , welcome =)

 

Congrats on the new car. First thing is first .... there is no was to do N2O "safe". There are several precautions you can take to make it "safer" .... but ny no means safe. I have N2O on mine, however, I have a lot done to my car. Furthermore, I have come to terms with the fact that it will shorten the life of my motor, and can leave me stranded at any time. I would research A LOT before you do this. Happy Modding

 

I have to disagree with this statement. Nitrous is safe as long as you know what you are doing and have the car tuned accordingly. I ran a 50shot ZEX dry kit on my integra GSR back in the days and I also had a NOS 50 shot wet system hooked up on my MR2 turbo. Of course its not the most reliable for power, but when you are on a budget, its one of the cheapest bang for your buck mod when you are trying to get the fastest ET.

As for the SC400, I dont have any experience with this car on nitrous. Im sure someone else can chime in here. Actually Todd from TM had a pretty crazy NOS setup on his SC. Good luck and welcome to the board.

 

People must be getting sick of all the trendy new designs out there and reverting back to timeless, classic styling

Welcome to the club! Keep the spray under 100

 

what about 100? :-D