Nos in Bronco???
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From: Jacksonville, FL
Nos in Bronco???
I'm not so sure about putting a Nitrous System in a 4WD vehicle. I mean, if you intend to drag race the thing, I could understand. From what I know of Nitrous systems, the only time you really want to use it is at Wide Open Throttle, or really close to that. When, in a Bronco, would you be doing that? This thing weighs somewhere around 100,000 pounds :-), so I can't see it being very strong at even the stop light drag strip. And, off-road, the first time you use it, you'd end up burning a piston when you got bogged down.
Perhaps you could describe your intended use a little more.
Perhaps you could describe your intended use a little more.
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Nos in Bronco???
I would probably just use it to drag my freinds, rec. use, no pro use.
My main goal is to beat my freinds s-10, for some dang reason that thing is fast , then again, Ford builds quality trucks, and chevy makes okay go-carts,lol.
C.D
My main goal is to beat my freinds s-10, for some dang reason that thing is fast , then again, Ford builds quality trucks, and chevy makes okay go-carts,lol.
C.D
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Nos in Bronco???
I got a better idea. Ask your pal to let you hook a chain up to his rear axle then you do the same to yours. Then pull the S@** out of it.Who ever has the most truck left is the winner, LOL!!!
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Nos in Bronco???
I used to have a '94 S-10 (is that a bad word?) with the 4.3L Vortec V-6. That little booger was fast. The only enhancement was a Jett Chip on the computer. I was catching 2nd gear all the time with that auto OD. It was OK, but I like being able to take my '84 Bronco off the pavement without worrying about scraping the shock mounts on my lowered S-10.
