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08-23-05, 01:59 PM
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Age: 41
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Car 1: 1984 Honda CRX Car 2: 1995 GMC Jimmy Car 3: 2003 Acura EL |
Nitrous
I'll be getting my wife a minivan sometime in the next year or so so the EL will become my daily driver. Has anyone considered a nitrious kit for one of these? Just looking to see what the results where with stock injectors and a niitrous kit.
Let me know. Andrew |
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08-23-05, 04:41 PM
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 jinny=guy, avatar=girl
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I don't know about the EL specifically, but considering it's similarity to the civic, I am gonna guess that the EL can take a 50 shot dry kit without any problems... well, beside the inherent risks and issuses associated with nitrous.
the injectors should be able to handle the occasional increased demand. but I assume you won't be WOT all the time. just make sure you buy a quality kit. good luck and welcome to acuraworld.
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08-23-05, 06:54 PM
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that's a decent amount of adjusting for something that won't be used all the time. I have not had problems with the 50 shots... I would only adjust timing if I was doing runs at the track... and since I would only recommend using your nitrous at a track, you can mess with the timing for the optimum set up when you are doing your runs. 
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