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ajna_starMar-14-03 06:04 PM
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#44780, "nitrous math"




          

how do i figure out how many hp XX shot gives at the wheels?


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Teamdougie2Mar-14-03 06:27 PM
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#44782, "RE: nitrous math"
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Put in the jets and dyno the car. :-P That's the only way for sure. Some manufacturers rate there shot at the wheels I believe.



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9D9 MITSU RSMar-14-03 08:51 PM
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#44792, "RE: nitrous math"
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manufacturers seem to claim that they give the number of the shot to the wheels, if not more. Maybe they mean at the crank. I just remember reading a NOS brochure or NX or something that said to expect HP #'s at or not to be surprised if they were more than the shot you use.

  

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TeamStan2gntMar-15-03 06:46 AM
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#44802, "RE: nitrous math"
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All the Dyno's on NX site have their rated shot equavalent to power at the wheels (50hp shot=50hp at the wheels). NOS especially dry are always seem to be @ the crank. A 50hp NOS shot usually dyno's about 37hp @ the wheels. Its true though a dyno is the only real way to know, your often comparing the same size nitrous jets with engines varying in displacement, # of cylinders and who knows what else.


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SlowEsiMar-15-03 03:23 PM
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#44818, "RE: nitrous math"
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That brings up the question: Can we safely handle a 75 shot at the wheels or at the crank on stock internals?

  

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