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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Jason Heffner:
I guess in a way, yes it is just for the dyno. Look at the facts, Albert Chloubers car holds the record for the quickest and fastest Viper ever, if I'm not mistaken. He has only nitrous on his car and has enough problems with that. I'm not calling it cheating, unlimited means unlimited. The HMS TT car made over 1000 rwhp (with nitrous) on the dyno and has run a best et of 9.99. All the rest of the 9 second cars have only nitrous, make a lot less power on the dyno and always run quicker and faster. Why not make the car run fast on one or the other? If you don't run the number on blower or turbo, turn up the boost, that's what the nos guys do.
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I will give you my opinion why, and it not just for the dyno on many cars with s/c. 1. Nitrous is a great extra intercooler. 2. For whatever reason you only want a certain boost level or in my case on a f-body a larger blower is impracticable. Say you mostly drive it on the street and 12 lbs. is satisfactory with you....but at the track...of coarse you want more. The nitrous is the (as we all know) cheapest, easiest and works great with a s/c. Each car is different....meaning each make/model depending on pwr adder/s. Sometimes just "turning up the boost" is not that easy. I have never had a car on a dyno...graet for tuning but it means jack **** at the track.
I guess in a way, yes it is just for the dyno. Look at the facts, Albert Chloubers car holds the record for the quickest and fastest Viper ever, if I'm not mistaken. He has only nitrous on his car and has enough problems with that. I'm not calling it cheating, unlimited means unlimited. The HMS TT car made over 1000 rwhp (with nitrous) on the dyno and has run a best et of 9.99. All the rest of the 9 second cars have only nitrous, make a lot less power on the dyno and always run quicker and faster. Why not make the car run fast on one or the other? If you don't run the number on blower or turbo, turn up the boost, that's what the nos guys do.
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I will give you my opinion why, and it not just for the dyno on many cars with s/c. 1. Nitrous is a great extra intercooler. 2. For whatever reason you only want a certain boost level or in my case on a f-body a larger blower is impracticable. Say you mostly drive it on the street and 12 lbs. is satisfactory with you....but at the track...of coarse you want more. The nitrous is the (as we all know) cheapest, easiest and works great with a s/c. Each car is different....meaning each make/model depending on pwr adder/s. Sometimes just "turning up the boost" is not that easy. I have never had a car on a dyno...graet for tuning but it means jack **** at the track.