nitrous install

Ryanlegend22 · September 24, 2015

Hi there guys first post

Had my 350z about a month now and it needs a little more go so been looking at nitrous kits I've looked up a few theads on here but there all a bit old

So all I wanna know is where I can get a kit installed I'm in Southampton willing to travel a bit but not miles also any advice would be helpful

Cheers

Keyser · September 24, 2015

:welcome: Along

Only guys running NOS on here are Selah83 in my old Zed and NeilP (if he still has it in)

Wasso had an install a while ago can't think of anyone else at the moment.

First question is how are you going to map it?

After that Wizards Of NOS can supply everything you need and either Mark at Abbey or Jez at Horsham can both install and map it, I installed my own and had it mapped by AME on a Haltech ECU

any questions fire away (pun intended )

Keyser · September 24, 2015

Additional - Insurance is a PITA with NOS on board !!!!!!!

Ryanlegend22 · September 24, 2015

I tryed to get hold of abbey had one reply then silent jez mapped my old skyline so I'll have to give him a call I've seen the zex kit online or is wizard of nos the best around not looking to go crazy just about a 50 shot? Thanks for your reply

Wasso · September 25, 2015

If you're going fora 50 shot, the cost to hit 75 is about Â£7 more.

I had the Wizards same as Keyser and it's good quality gear with simple UK resource for parts and information. Might be a little more pricey but it's good gear.

If you head to the Dyno thread page you'll see my dyno printouts as I progressed with 25, 50 and 75.

50 was okay but the 75 made the noticeable difference.

Ryanlegend22 · September 25, 2015

As well as long as 75 is reasonably safe my 350z only has 60k and good history just had a p3 service what did u make on the dyno on a 75 shot? Also what kit are you using?

Thanks

Wasso · September 25, 2015

See post 24

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/23450-dyno-results-info-thread/page__st__20

It's as safe as the tune. It can handle 75 or even poss 100.

This was on my Revup 296.

I enjoyed it but a pain getting refills locally.

Adrian@TORQEN · September 25, 2015

Don't do it, you're going to ruin the engine. Enjoy your car as it is, if budget is a constraint improve the suspension, tyres and breathing, if not get a supercharger with supporting mods, eg oil cooler, bigger injectors, bigger fuel pump, bigger sump etc.

Just my 2p

Good luck whichever way you choose to go with it

Ryanlegend22 · September 25, 2015

I wouldn't use it often only when I need it was that 306bhp at the wheels? I would charge it but currently trying to buy a house and don't have a spare 5000 pound laying around at the moment

Adrian@TORQEN · September 25, 2015

I wouldn't use it often only when I need it was that 306bhp at the wheels? I would charge it but currently trying to buy a house and don't have a spare 5000 pound laying around at the moment

As I said above, why not get some ARBs, coilovers, better tyres, SS brake lines, better pads, Motul RBF660, this way improving the handling a lot. This will give you better feedback and you'll feel more connected with the car. When you saved up and bought your house, then you can do some serious but safe modding

Of course, your car, your funds, your decision

DAN@ADRIAN FLUX · September 26, 2015

Hi,

If anyone needs any help with insurance at all for NOS then please feel free to drop me a line. I modified schemes have no issues with this.

Regards,

Dan.

Ryanlegend22 · September 27, 2015