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<blockquote data-quote="v6stang3215" data-source="post: 540290" data-attributes="member: 11076"><p>I was seriously considering buying a blower, but then I came to the idea of nitrous. The only reason I didn't want to go with a blower is because I did not want constant strain on the engine. Now my goal is to hit 350 rwhp for my daily driving, then when I go to the track I'd like to run a 100 shot. I think that this will be the best option for a daily driver. My car already has a good couple of mods</p><p>95 cobra</p><p></p><p>347 stroker</p><p>cobra heads(will be upgrading to afr 185's or equivalent)</p><p>cobra intake(will be porting)</p><p>Comp cams Magnum 270 cam</p><p>bbk shorty header/offroad h/slp lm1 catback</p><p>K&N intake</p><p>MGW short throw shifter</p><p>UCA's and LCA's</p><p>subframe connectors</p><p></p><p>Once i finish up the heads and intake I will be looking into nitrous. Now what exactly should I be looking for when shopping for a nitrous kit. wet or dry? What kind of shot is safe to run? What all is needed? Just trying to get a solid plan for my car once I have finished up the engine. Thanks guys</p><p></p><p>-Matt</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="v6stang3215, post: 540290, member: 11076"] I was seriously considering buying a blower, but then I came to the idea of nitrous. The only reason I didn't want to go with a blower is because I did not want constant strain on the engine. Now my goal is to hit 350 rwhp for my daily driving, then when I go to the track I'd like to run a 100 shot. I think that this will be the best option for a daily driver. My car already has a good couple of mods 95 cobra 347 stroker cobra heads(will be upgrading to afr 185's or equivalent) cobra intake(will be porting) Comp cams Magnum 270 cam bbk shorty header/offroad h/slp lm1 catback K&N intake MGW short throw shifter UCA's and LCA's subframe connectors Once i finish up the heads and intake I will be looking into nitrous. Now what exactly should I be looking for when shopping for a nitrous kit. wet or dry? What kind of shot is safe to run? What all is needed? Just trying to get a solid plan for my car once I have finished up the engine. Thanks guys -Matt [/QUOTE]
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