-Project95St202+Nov 8, 2005 - 9:08 PM
This post has been edited by JoKeRkId613: Nov 9, 2005 - 1:12 PM
QUOTE(Project95St202 @ Nov 8, 2005 - 9:08 PM)
Well I have no clue where you headed with your Celica, & I am not here to bash you or anything negitive. Learning new things are always good but on your profile you wrote you have alredy installed ( Dolecek Racing Cold Air Intake, Bosch Platinum & Nitrous Oxide )
Which bring me to a point to ask .... how does your car handle when you press the NOS? Most people seem to start of they're car with handling instead of things they seen on the movie Fast & The Furious. You should stop by your local automotive shop / store & pic up some reading materials(For exp. Repair Manual) which would cost you about $9.99 ~ what ever price. It'll start you off some where with some ideas of the car rather then asking 100 question at a time, reading & seeing what's under the hood of your own car is the best way of learning about your car rather then just asking.[right][snapback]354824[/snapback][/right]
That's a little outdated but my car handled surprisingly well with the Nitrous Oxide setup I had. And it wasn't NOS, mines was ZEX. I didn't get the nitrous because of The Fast and The Furious. I know that nitrous oxide alone with no other major mods is a very bad idea. I just made sure my basics were all good. You know, premium grade fuel, cold sparks(I wasn't using platinum. I switched over to copper sparks when I had the nitrous). Inspected all the lines before each run, etc. But yeah, I'll definately pick up one of those manuals and read up on it. I didn't start off my car with handling because I haven't done any major mods. I'm planning on major mods soon though so that's why I'm looking into handling now. And I'm gong to upgrade the braking system as well. I just like to start projects to learn little by little and at the same time making my car better.
Which bring me to a point to ask .... how does your car handle when you press the NOS? Most people seem to start of they're car with handling instead of things they seen on the movie Fast & The Furious. You should stop by your local automotive shop / store & pic up some reading materials(For exp. Repair Manual) which would cost you about $9.99 ~ what ever price. It'll start you off some where with some ideas of the car rather then asking 100 question at a time, reading & seeing what's under the hood of your own car is the best way of learning about your car rather then just asking.[right][snapback]354824[/snapback][/right]
This post has been edited by JoKeRkId613: Nov 9, 2005 - 1:12 PM
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