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Yeah, but a pain if u use the car on the road. The system has to be disconnected and purged as well (apparently) otherwise mr policeman will have a bit of fun with you (well, depending on how switched on they are!

Admittedly the likelyhood of anyone noticing is slim, but still!

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CJ,

 

Various publications have stated that NOS is a perfectly legal road tuning solution, as long as your car has one of those small green compressed gas labels ;)

 

If they really wanted you to do that, don't you think they'd have had a crack down on it by now? :huh:

 

Morty

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Nitrous is road legal and safe. With a progressive controller on the Nitrous you can inject different quantities at different revs eg 30% at 3000rpm and 100% at 4500rpm. That way it reduces wheelspin and Nitrous consumption.

 

I'll do it when i've recond the engine and got some £££.

 

Bond: "Nitrous oxide on a Hood? You're joking!"

Q: "I never joke about my work double-oh-seven."

 

Andy

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I found this page that calculates the torque needed to get you from 0-60 in a specified time:

 

http://www.peter-burgess.com/maths.html#

 

You need to know weight of car in lbs.

 

For an 800kg car it would take 215lb/ft torque to get you to 60 in 4.99s (theoretically). Just need to calculate what that would be in BHP.

 

Horsepower = torque(lb/ft) * rpm

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5252

 

Someone correct me if i'm wrong.

 

Andy

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Sounds resonable Andy,

 

And once you've decided on the torque output, all you then need to account for is the drag - the drag coefficient of the 7 type shape is bleedin hooooooj, :angry: and some sort of traction enhancing system to get the power down :p

 

Morty

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Why do you think that Nitrous is illegal on the road.?? your a fool... :lol: :blink:

 

MG cars are selling there new SuperCar with a nitrous option.. for <1000hp

 

the only disadvantage of using a nitrous systems everyday, is that it costs ££ to refill.

 

get with it poeple...

 

 

 

tak

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Hi All,

Not shure what your insurance co would make of fitting a nos kit :o , because you WOULD tell them wouldnt you!!! :blink:

 

Just make sure it doesnt spring a leak, it wouldnt look good being pulled by the fuz and not being able to stop laughing :D

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Insureers dont like performance modifications to cars, unless they're a specialist in high performance cars..

 

Does anyone know where I can Insure my new

Koenig prepared Murcielago Twin Turbo ??

 

at 850hp I dont think my no-claims bonus will help much...

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back to the nitrous subject:

last year at the Exeter show there was a black 2B fitted with a cosworth engine with turbo and nitrous :o .

the lad who owned/built it was from bristol i think and the car drew a bigger crowd than the ultima which was there too B)

he did tell me about the car but all i can remember was me thinking "your out of your box!!" :blink:

can anyone shead any light on this car if it is still in one piece :huh:

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Holbay/Coltec Racing Engines are now playing with my Inj head, when It comes back it will have 10.2:1 cr, and 3 angle valve seats..

And on the way is a stg2 autoSprint Cam, 270deg, 11.9mm lift :)

 

thats all I can afford at the mo.

 

2000cc 205 Block

Shortened Sump / Pickup

Earl's 10 row / 200ml oil cooler

Drilled/lightened Cam/Timing wheels

 

2000cc Inj Head (unleaded seats)

Gas flowed

3 angle valve seats - Coltec/Holbay Racing Engines

10.2:1 compression - Coltec/Holbay Racing Engines

AutoSprint 270deg, 11.9mm lift - Stage II cam

New pad followers

Re-Profiled In/valves to grp1 profile, all valves polished

Weber 32mm/36mm DGV carb

Std Ford Carb manifold

Sports Pan Cake filter 8"x2.5"

 

obvious things like new filter, belts, gaskets..

 

This engines is hopfuly going to make around 130hp on this carb, maybe more,

upto 140hp on a DGS 38mm carb.

 

(Edited by Mat, Please don't pimp items on here unless you are a Member)

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