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12-07-07, 10:17 AM
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ha yea i know.. but I meant more along the lines of low end toruqe vs high end hp.. but also talking to Taylor at Dallas Performance he told me the same thing when I was talking to him specifically about different size tubing.
12-07-07, 11:24 AM
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Update.. Finished exhaust. I did go with an X-pipe after all. And 2.5 " pipe. Not to tread jump to much 
It got rid of all the dead spots in the power band. Butt dyno doesn't feel much change. It is just alot smoother through the rpm's. And sound awesome.
It got rid of all the dead spots in the power band. Butt dyno doesn't feel much change. It is just alot smoother through the rpm's. And sound awesome.
12-07-07, 09:01 PM
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Jeremy , what is your (if any) experience with Nitrous Express systems? A lot of my friends have their setup and like your zex system it seems to be well respect. I mostly ask this question because I get it so cheap thru my friends ss trailblazer sponsorship.
12-09-07, 07:00 AM
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A NX Kit is a great kit. Just make sure they have a kit with fuel psi rating in the 50-60 psi range. I went with the Zex because it has a TP sensor wire. On our cars this is a must. I actually like other kits better than Zex, But the easy install sold me.
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12-10-07, 03:56 PM
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It really wouldn't surprise me at all if a 55 shot would break the tires loose in 1st gear even with drag radials, but you would have to be on some crappy tires or roads to have a problem in 2nd gear. If the tires can handle 300 HP at the crank in 1st gear, then they should be able to handle 500 HP at the crank in 2nd gear.
12-10-07, 04:06 PM
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My Z06 would break loose in 2nd gear and it just had a little over 400 hp. A friend's Viper was stock and would easily break loose in 3rd gear while getting on the highway and it was only 500hp car. I don't remember what the tq #s were on these cars but were very close if not the same.
12-11-07, 06:56 AM
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It could if you sprayed at low RPMs. You have to consider that the N2O system delivers a constant amount of fuel and N2O regardless of RPM. That means that the concentration of N2O in the intake charge goes down as RPMs rise. The motor would probably blow up in an instant if you sprayed while at idle in neutral.