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I'm currently watching Spike TV and there's this car show,
I'm not sure if it's Car and Driver or another show, I wasn't paying attention.
In any case, they're installing a Propane System along with a NOS System on a Diesel Engine Truck...
I never knew that you could put NOS on a Diesel truck...
But apparently it works...
Check out the site above... although most of the applications are for USDM Diesel trucks. And I believe a VW.
They were also using a 4" Exhaust pipe with a 5" Polished Muffler...
Now they're putting in a ECU add on ...
(btw... this is a normal everyday truck... not a racing truck on anything...)
Original = 294 hp (no mods)
1st Run... Propane only = 421 hp
2nd run ... w/ NOS = 455.1 hp over 480 pounds of torque...
using a Chevy Truck (not sure what it is)
dang what an increase...
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September 22nd, 2003 02:52 AM #1
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September 22nd, 2003 07:56 PM #2oks yan pagka pindot ng NOS button lalabas lahat ng carbon hehe ...one time big time clean up on your diesel engine :D :D :D
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September 23rd, 2003 04:13 AM #4didn't know you posted this before bubbles... sorry for the repost then...
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September 23rd, 2003 11:45 PM #5No prob. anyway, benefits niyan from first hand experience:
More power, more wasted fuel, more engine heat, more broken parts, more, so much more, black smoke....
everything has a price.
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