: thinking a 100 shot of NOS
JACKISF 11-14-2008, 12:26 AM hey guys just wondering if you guys already have a setup or thinking about it i whent to a tune shop and ther trying to talk me into a 100 shot of nos and im very scared but he said its a newer setup and can program it when to come on and shut off and at wut gears toooo but wanted to talk to you guys first let me no wut you think :D and would are motors handle it ok
the problem with nitrous.....shit gets hot, the instantaneous acceleration is greater than a turbo...but it requires discipline. Most people do not have it so they hit it over and over until the poor metal gets confused on what shape it was supposed to be in anyway. I would def not do it on an aluminum block, aluminum head motor. In a word...its cheating.
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PKROCKT 11-14-2008, 03:04 AM I'm a big fan of forced fed so if you want more power...wait for a turbo or SC kit. With NOS, once the juice is gone, it's gone!
FujiN 11-14-2008, 05:03 AM I like to compare NOS to steroids... in the short term everybody including yourself is extremely impressed with the results, in the long run nobody including yourself is going to be impressed with your car being in a shop for a few weeks after something gets damaged... Just like any shortcut, your gonna have to pay at the end!
sabredog 11-14-2008, 03:03 PM Today's high tech kits are pretty safe if you follow all recommended supporting hardware.If it were my car I would start with a 50 shot and run that for a few months.Have your performance shop check the car on a dyno ,after install , to double check air/fuel ratio when "ON" the juice.Good luck with your car and let us know what you decide.
ISFChamp 11-14-2008, 03:37 PM I would not call NOS a shortcut to anything. NOS is the cheapest and quickest power adder. If installed correctly, and used wisely, you should be able to have NOS for many years without problems. If you are going to add NOS, don't be cheap about it. Make sure you use new switches, and installed by a pro. Don't try to save a few hundred because in the end, it will cost your thousands !! I've seen NOS work wonders for years with no issues. But as FIG mentioned, it's not something you want on ALL the time.
SuperFreak 11-14-2008, 07:59 PM ...and it makes you feel woozy...:p
JACKISF 11-15-2008, 06:56 PM yea the kit is the top of the line
he will set it up for around 2500 3000 to 6100 rpm shut off at the end of that and at 2nd gear same and third and 4th
BigMikeISF 11-16-2008, 07:13 PM Could be an awesome mod if used right :) Did you decide to do it?
JACKISF 11-16-2008, 11:47 PM no not yet still asking around im ganna take my time
BigMikeISF 11-17-2008, 01:00 AM ^^don't blame you, big purchase, a lot could go wrong, you need to be careful and picky as to who is going to mess with your F :)
JACKISF 11-18-2008, 03:03 AM i no im looking for rims first i just wonder if a 40 off set will fit in the back
Tim Burgess 11-20-2008, 06:06 AM Here are some other considerations that should be taken into account when adding nitrous to a motor - the AFR should be lowered into the upper 11:1 range from the typical upper 12:1 range for normally aspirated applications - I haven't run my wide band on my F to see what they're tuned to from the factory, but will at some point - ignition timing should be retarded approx 4 deg per 100 hp, colder plugs should be used above 100 hp, and the system should not be allowed to engage below 2500 rpm due to excessive cylinder pressure at lower rpms - since most nitrous systems employ a constant mass flow rate. Also, higher than pump gas octane fuel is required above 100 hp, and the system should disengage a few hundred rpm before the rev limiter activates. The F also has a high static compression ratio, near 12:1 - I'm not sure what the dynamic compression ratio is - which is determined by the cam profile - but that may necessetate stronger head gaskets & bottom end components to keep it all together. Also, the limitations of the fuel system and drive train need to be taken into consideration, especially if slicks are used at the drag strip, which will load the drive train more heavily under the transient of launching the car.
BigMikeISF 11-20-2008, 03:17 PM ^^Good info and welcome to the site!! Congrats on the F! Start up a thread to tell us about yourself!
Tim Burgess 11-21-2008, 04:57 AM Will do.......
diablo2184 01-02-2010, 07:26 PM any update? or anyone add nitrous to their F?
2URGSE 01-03-2010, 11:32 PM OP: Have you opened the exhaust and intake yet?
Defenitly would want Nitrous and AFR gauges to monitor what's going on there........
oztiks 01-26-2010, 10:54 PM any update? or anyone add nitrous to their F?
I've been spraying for a little less than a year.
diablo2184 01-27-2010, 01:58 AM fill me in on details! shot size? other mods? tuning? i am very interested, thanks
oztiks 01-27-2010, 05:06 AM fill me in on details! shot size? other mods? tuning? i am very interested, thanks
~200 shot, direct port, progressive controller
factory ecu - stock; no tune - stock ECU compensates.
More details here (http://www.carfaq.org/project-is-f/lexus-is-f-nitrousnos-install-%28version-2%29/) where I keep things updated. :)
diablo2184 01-28-2010, 08:24 AM wow a 200 shot with no problems!? which progressive controller do you have?
Gymkata 01-28-2010, 12:29 PM ~200 shot, direct port, progressive controller
factory ecu - stock; no tune - stock ECU compensates.
More details here (http://www.carfaq.org/project-is-f/lexus-is-f-nitrousnos-install-%28version-2%29/) where I keep things updated. :)
Do you by chance have a 1/4 mile timeslip to show us. The best time I have seen on the internet so far for an ISF is something like 12.24 @117 mph. I know you should be able to beat that if you can hook up the power. I know most of us don't drag race our cars, but I just thought I would see if you have with this setup. Thanks in advance.
MRxSLAYx 01-28-2010, 06:04 PM The new shop is the way to go. Just know that their dyno reads high.
I've been spraying for a little less than a year.
My setup is in the works as we speak. Ill let everyone know when its done and how it went with pics and videos :D
diablo2184 02-08-2010, 12:54 AM PMd you oztiks, still havent got a reply...
oztiks 02-25-2010, 05:26 AM wow a 200 shot with no problems!? which progressive controller do you have?
http://www.carfaq.org/project-is-f/lexus-is-f-nitrousnos-install-(version-2)/
1x NOS Progressive controller w/ LCD touch screen
1x Launcher Pressure Sensor
1x Launcher Wideband Upgrade
1x Bosch LSU4 O2 Sensor
Do you by chance have a 1/4 mile timeslip to show us. The best time I have seen on the internet so far for an ISF is something like 12.24 @117 mph. I know you should be able to beat that if you can hook up the power. I know most of us don't drag race our cars, but I just thought I would see if you have with this setup. Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately I have not beat that yet. His runs are at a strip notorious for the best times, though. The car mainly "accels" at rolling speeds. Once I get some more time I'll be tracking it again. Re: tracking it - the car has been to strip at least 20 some-odd times.
Two videos taken at different times, first w/o spray second w/ spray but it's hard to compare due to crapppy camera quality in second video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfRID_MbxFs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPc7ZSSNKlM
(Although notice - the 1st video is without spray and is approx 32 seconds long, and is 80-140MPH. The second video is 31 seconds long and is 40-140MPH.)
PMd you oztiks, still havent got a reply...
Been busy.....
DINO ISF 04-30-2010, 03:06 AM very Nice. I can definitely see the difference in acceleration, wthe NOS the time to 120/130mph was much quicker. Is your 200 shot still on these days? ANy problems? What did it cost?
MRxSLAYx 05-02-2010, 08:32 PM I think he sold the car
very Nice. I can definitely see the difference in acceleration, wthe NOS the time to 120/130mph was much quicker. Is your 200 shot still on these days? ANy problems? What did it cost?
trd4life 09-10-2010, 06:28 PM what kind of dyno # are IS-F guys pulling with Nitrous?
oztiks 09-10-2010, 06:39 PM very Nice. I can definitely see the difference in acceleration, wthe NOS the time to 120/130mph was much quicker. Is your 200 shot still on these days? ANy problems? What did it cost?
The car ran on a 200 shot for a while. Although, admittedly when tracking the car on anything with 150+ and DR's the transmission would occasionally skip gears. A lexus master tech of mine alluded to the TCU protecting itself and automatically upshifting an additional gear. These were few and far between, though.
Cost is a wholly different item. It can be done for much cheaper than the route I went - which was about 3 full installations (NOS, NX, Wizards). My total cost was $1X,XXX looking back at money spent on time/labor + equipment.
I think he sold the car
Yup
what kind of dyno # are IS-F guys pulling with Nitrous?
These were my final numbers with a direct port progressive 220/200 shot and a small leak:
http://www.carfaq.org/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=16846 (http://www.carfaq.org/index.php?action=gallery&g2_itemId=16845)
http://www.carfaq.org/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=16852 (http://www.carfaq.org/index.php?action=gallery&g2_itemId=16851)
diablo2184 09-22-2010, 06:28 PM Only 516whp with a 200 shot? Isn't Slay making close to that with just a 125?
We need a tuning tool for our ECUs. This is bs!
oztiks 10-07-2010, 06:11 AM Only 516whp with a 200 shot? Isn't Slay making close to that with just a 125?
We need a tuning tool for our ECUs. This is bs!
I believe he is also running a modded exhaust, intake, and potentially headers. Not sure what else. My car was essentially stock with the exception of the nitrous system. His baseline dyno #'s were also higher than mine from what I recall as well.
2URGSE 10-17-2010, 11:19 PM Only 516whp with a 200 shot? Isn't Slay making close to that with just a 125?
We need a tuning tool for our ECUs. This is bs!
516 to the wheels.....is over 600 to the crank......sounds fine to me.
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