04-17-2007, 10:24 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Vegas baby!
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Originally Posted by 1 Bad Z On a stock LS1 shortblock, as long as you know how nitrous works and how an engine uses it, You should "S-shape" bend all 8 rods and wristpins from the cylinder pressure of a big shot of nitrous like I did before you burn ANYTHING up.  I have had 2 '98 vehicles with stock shortblocks and 300-350hp worth of nitrous with over 60k miles on the clock. Might of burned a strap on a plug every now and then that's about it. Was just seeing how far I could push the stock fuel system/Walbro pump set-up.
Tip: '98 stock pistons actually have a thicker top ring land than a 2001-up.
Heres a video of my 70k mile stock shortblock/300 shot car 1.30 60 footin on the back tires. It is a prime example of how far on the ragged edge the tune was. The air was so good out there that night I actually got on the lean side and burnt my first plug (watch at the end of the pass) Notice it looses a plug before the win light comes on and it still ran a 9.70 on that pass. I just got a little greedy and really wanted to beat the guy so I jacked up my bottle pressure to about 1175 after the purge! http://www.iconautosports.com/media/...e_chevelle.wmv | 
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