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Message: [QUOTE="smorris, post: 105294, member: 115"] bWAHAHAHAH... Why you say that? Nitrous never broke nothing. Joking man......What they allready said! 1-- you dont have enough fuel 2--No head studs, even though I did it without them for a while 3--you just dont have enough fuel! Use that money for some studs, gauges and stuff first. Then get some injectors. Much more power, last lots longer, and its always there. Not just when the bottle is full, and turned on. Like was already pointed out, nitrous just brings more oxygen to the party. If theres no fuel to burn , it does exactly nothing. Dont get me wrong, it WILL make more power with what you already have, but nowhere near as much as it could if you had fuel already unburnt.(lots of smoke) Problem with using stock injectors and nitrous is that you WILL have fuel in the lower rpm's, the nitrous WILL make it burn, adding tons of cylinder pressure down low. But up in the higher rpm's it wont help you out much, cause you're already burning most of what you have there. A bunch of cylinder pressure down low WILL break parts on a stock motor. But heck, maybe you'll be one of the lucky ones that gets away with it for a few years. Maybe not. [/QUOTE]

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