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![]() Drives: 2010 camaro ss l99 Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: oklahoma city
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200 shot (aux fuel system) or turbo.
Ok, this is the question I've been banging around in my head for ahwile. With he modifications in my sig, I have been trying to decide on a set up that best fits me. Here's the breakdown: works a night shift, have had 5lbs in my 10lb bottle in my car for the last month. it's a zex wet kit with window switch and everything else needed to be safe. i can pick up a plate and auxillary fuel system for around 800 new but found some great deals locally. Or I could go with an agp turbo setup for a decent price as well. understand I drive like an old man until i noticed the da will be low and i can lay down a great time at the track. I try to avoid illegal street contests as well. but i'm torn between driving daily in this vehicle with nitrous when it comes time to play, or going dedicated forced induction and investing the money in a totally different set up. if given these perimeters, which would you choose? and be honest, don't go for an answer that will net results in not being on a bandwagon.
further note. 600hp is my stopping point. this is a daily driven car.
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TSP vvt-1 cam, Headers-catless xpipe, Knn intake 417/422 Nitrous 100 wet shot 520/585 Racestar super 94 17x4.5/17x9.5 highest trap to date 120.6mph 12.0@spinfest. rage |
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![]() Drives: 416 w/TH400 Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Houston
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i say stay with the dope since you have pretty much everything.......If 600 is your stoping point the AGP kit would be overkill........... just my .02
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ERL 416 - 12.5 cr, TH400, Custom VVT Cam, PRC 255 heads, NW 102 TB, Aeromotive stealth fuel system, Fast 102 plumbed with a nitrous express direct port kit, BMR 15" conversion kit
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Location: AZ
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Hahaha. You say 600hp is your stopping point........now
I think everybody says that till they have 600 |
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Location: San Antonio, Texas
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Drives: 2011 1SS, 1LT red,1LT/RS SGM 98Z28 Join Date: Jul 2011
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![]() Drives: 1973 Camaro Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Tucson AZ
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If you can pick up the used parts cheap, I would stick with nitrous.
$8-9K buys a lot of tank re-fills.
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![]() Drives: 416 w/TH400 Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Houston
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i say stay with the nitrous and later if you decide you want more power get the AGP kit....... and turbos LOVE nitrous
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ERL 416 - 12.5 cr, TH400, Custom VVT Cam, PRC 255 heads, NW 102 TB, Aeromotive stealth fuel system, Fast 102 plumbed with a nitrous express direct port kit, BMR 15" conversion kit
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