OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
08-30-2002, 01:59 AM
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08-30-2002, 03:22 AM
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Dunno. Doesn't say. All I know is I want a Beta in my car! At least now I know it can be done! 
[ August 30, 2002, 10:22 AM: Message edited by: stickshift ]
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The ZEX 82011 kit with the 55 shot nozzle, produced an extra 63 WHP on a 1993 Civic SI with the B16 (160 HP) engine swap, on a superflow dyno, here in Winnipeg. I don't think NOS is as easily readable as a 50 shot 60 shot etc, I think it really depends on the car.
-Steve
P.S. That civic ran a 13.224 1/4, yikes!
-Steve
P.S. That civic ran a 13.224 1/4, yikes!
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It doesn't have too. In Honda Tuner (its on NX's web site now also) put a single nozzle kit on a '02 Civic EX, with the 50hp jets and bottle pressure about 1000psi, it made 70hp and 120ft...
Nitrous kits are not created equal and dry kits don't produce as much torque as wet systems do. Bottle pressure is critcal to performance as well.
Nitrous kits are not created equal and dry kits don't produce as much torque as wet systems do. Bottle pressure is critcal to performance as well.
