Push Your Limits
A Sure-fire Way to Gain 50-200 hp from NOS
Photography by Jonathan Schmonathan
Nitrous oxide. It can put you at ease when you're at the dentist, and is good for up to 200 hp at the dragstrip. The last of these is accomplished because nitrous oxide lowers intake air temperature, increases oxygen content of the intake charge, and increases the rate at which combustion occurs in the engine's cylinders. Let's simplify that: Cold Air plus More Oxygen equals Your Car Kicks More Ass at the Touch of a Button.
Nitrous Oxide Systems has known this for years and has started to take notice of the increase in nitrous oxide usage by the import racing market. From homemade nitrous cheater kits to full blown-out pro drag setups, everybody's using it. So why not develop a properly designed kit for every level of enthusiast? The kit that NOS came up with is a nitrous plate injector system that not only delivers maximum performance, but utilizes EDM technology to obtain a more infinite, consistent mist while being fully adjustable to produce from 75 to 200 extra horsepower.
As of now, the NOS nitrous plate injector system is available for the '94-'97 Acura Integras (1.8L VTEC) and '93-'97 Honda Preludes (2.2L VTEC), with the sole intention of being engineered for vehicles with either mild or extreme engine modifications for race usage only. The horsepower and torque increases will differ depending on engine tuning and the extent of modifications, and it is recommended that you strengthen the bottom end should you decide to up the horsepower.
St. Andre's invited us down to its domain to check out the installation process on a '95 Integra GS-R. Keep in mind that this car already had a dry manifold nitrous kit, so installation on your vehicle may be slightly different. Nitrous is not something to be taken lightly. If you've never dealt with it before, seek out a professional shop for help on the install.
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First, allow the engine to cool completely, then disconnect the battery and drain the engi
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Refer to your factory manual to unbolt the throttle body from the intake manifold and disc
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Disconnect the electrical connector from the back of the intake manifold, power brake boos
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Disconnect the electrical connector from the back of the intake manifold, power brake boos
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Before you install the NOS injector plate on the intake manifold studs, remove all the old
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In preparation for mounting the nitrous solenoid, clamp the solenoid in a bench vise and a
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Be sure to test-fit the solenoid brackets on a location where you can mount the solenoid.
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Attach both the nitrous and fuel solenoids to the solenoid mounting brackets, then select
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Determine the route for your nitrous feed line to follow and feed the nitrous line supply
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Select the proper nitrous and fuel jets, then place the desired jets in the injector plate
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Purge the nitrous supply line and attach it to the filter installed in the nitrous solenoi
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Mount the throttle microswitch on the throttle body, which is activated by throttle linkag
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The result should look similar to this. If it does, move on to the nitrous toggle switch i
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Install the NOS arming toggle switch in the vehicle interior. Push the throttle wide open
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At this point, you will need to install the nitrous bottle. Since we will be using funny g
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After you’ve marked the area where you’ll be mounting the nitrous bottle, use an
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Mount the brackets securely to the surface of the trunk. Install the 4AN bottle nut and Te
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St. Andre’s
7010 Trask Ave.
Westminster
CA
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Nitrous Oxide Systems
2970 Airway Ave.
Costa Mesa
CA
92626
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By Jonathan Schmonathan
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