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Hey peeps
Basic layout is 93 EG civic,ive had it for 2 years now. I finally found an engine after months of searching.I got mine from NZ.JDM h22a manual out of bb4 for $1500 landed in Brisbane!.He has dyno sheets and video,which made 128.6kw atw with cat back exhuast and short ram intake. Ill be picking that up in 3weeks.Any way so far ive got a walbro intake fule pump..GSS341(500hp).what lse would i need to run 60shot of nitrous? adjustable fuel reg?anything else
make sure it is a wet shot, and goodluck, oh and it's highly illegal you will get busted good if you get caught =)
-2ds
Thanks man i didnt have a clue that its illegal :P ,I didnt asked for my fathers opinion,just keep it on topic.But thanks anyway dad.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2ds
just be careful, dyno's are different alll round the place... that seems pretty good for intake + exhaust
Do you know how many bunny's that don't have a clue that this board has posting on it ? =p I'd be negligent for not mentioning it =pQuote:
Originally Posted by honda_b_blastn
When i say it's illegal, I mean you arn't even allowed to havea kit in your car.
Despite the fact that I'm not too knowledgeable in the area you should be able to run a wet 60 shot without any modifications I think. pornstar has writen a good article on it on the forums, do a search for it.
I'm not 100% on this but I've been told you can have the kit in your car, If you have an approved safety kit fitted at all times that prevents easy use on the street. Again I'm not 100% so I don't need any arsehole comments if I'm wrong.
Dunno about other states but I asked vic roads and this was what they said to me
I assume because the EPA is involved it's country wide ...Quote:
I have been asked to reply to your email regarding the legality of Nitrous
oxide systems fitted to a motor vehicle.
The EPA have advised that the use or fitment of a Nitrous Oxide kit to a
vehicle is not permitted and is illegal. It would appear that this would
prohibit any components of a Nitrous Oxide kit from being fitted to a motor
vehicle. VicRoads have advised people wanting to fit Nitrous Oxide kits
accordingly.
If you require more detail on under what circumstances, if any, a Nitrous
kit or part thereof may be allowed it is recommend you contact the EPA.
Regards
John Grasso
-2ds
so how is it... highly illegal?
what are the penalties?
a guy i know here was hit with a 10k (i think it was 10k, i know it was rather large) fine and confiscation of the nitrous equipment
Ive got the dyno sheet,but i know there is alot of in-balance between different dyno's.Quote:
Originally Posted by A'PEXi
uh, lol "highly illegal" sorry, i say that because you won't just get a defect you will get done by the epa as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by sesshoumaru
10 geez? Last I heard, it was around $1,500 in NSW, but this was a while back. AVGAS runs some serious fines (more than nos)
It has always been my understanding (again from a NSW perspective) that you are allowed to have the system/components in the car, however the bottle CAN NOT be connected to the lines.
Maybe watch the fast and the furious again and get some pointers on how to fit a stealth nos system?!