Would a 100 shot be to much for a 5th gen lude with head work but stock bottom end? I'm running a 75 shot now but thinking of bumping it up. I really don't use the nitrous all the time, I don't need it for most of the cars I race on the street, but a full bottle will usually last me a month, month 1/2. What do you guys think?

 

ive seen kits for the 5th gen to take a 200 shot of nos but i dont know whats involved with it but i dont see y bumping up another 25 will hurt you

 

do it and find out :uhhok:

 

:thumbup:

 

Yea, I don't think it will hurt anything the 75 shot won't. But I don't want to burn my rings up either. Anyone with personnel experience running a 100 shot?

 

i think burning up rings will be the least of your worries

 

I know someone who used a 50 shot on a 2000 BMW 330i and lost compression in one of his cylinders in one week. Nitrous is as big of a gamble as the lottery, slots, or russian roulette. With any car. No matter who makes it, how old it is, or how "built up" you have the engine.

 

do it...!!!!

 

Is this a wet shot or a dry shot? you will need a fuel pump if its a dry shot. (anything over 75 shot) I'm friends with a girl that has a 92 prelude (nonvtec for you noobs), 85 shot, I/H/E and fuel pump (and suspension) running consistant 14.2's. 14.0 best time. be careful and make sure you know everything you will need before you add 25.

 

Yes, I have a Zex high volume fuel pump and the hole thing was professionaly installed. And it is a wet shot.