Building Up
12-24-2002, 07:42 AM
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Building Up
Ok heres the deal.
I have a 95 GSR with all the basic mods. Now im wanting to start doing my internals since now I have a Nitrous Kit. The kit I have is the Direct Port Pro Series from NOS. I only have about 900 to do some internal work right now. So the question im askin is what internals to buy for saftey and for speed.
Also ive got 121k miles.
I have a 95 GSR with all the basic mods. Now im wanting to start doing my internals since now I have a Nitrous Kit. The kit I have is the Direct Port Pro Series from NOS. I only have about 900 to do some internal work right now. So the question im askin is what internals to buy for saftey and for speed.
Also ive got 121k miles.
12-24-2002, 12:15 PM
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Originally posted by Shingoblade-GSR
Building up for the nitrous kit? How big of a shot?
Your best friend is tuning.
Shingo
Building up for the nitrous kit? How big of a shot?
Your best friend is tuning.
Shingo
12-24-2002, 12:58 PM
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The stock internals (assuming they're in decent condition) will handle the increased power level fine. Before you do any power increasing have all of your maintnenance needs taken care of and run a compression/leakdown test on the motor to see if you need to open it up and replace anything.
12-24-2002, 02:08 PM
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Originally posted by MrFatBooty
The stock internals (assuming they're in decent condition) will handle the increased power level fine. Before you do any power increasing have all of your maintnenance needs taken care of and run a compression/leakdown test on the motor to see if you need to open it up and replace anything.
The stock internals (assuming they're in decent condition) will handle the increased power level fine. Before you do any power increasing have all of your maintnenance needs taken care of and run a compression/leakdown test on the motor to see if you need to open it up and replace anything.