ClioSport.net
Register a free account today to become a member!
Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
-
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read more here.
Nos on RSi
- Thread starter iPap
- Start date
Mr2 Roadster
BANG, springs to mind! lolQuote: Originally posted by powelly on 04 February 2004
b**ch....lol!!
handbags hehe!!!
go for it but doubt you could do more than 50 thats what my brother had on his beemer and was pretty cool you can definately tell the difference its wicked!! hehe
vix
williams 2 turbo
dont know if you remember the clio paz had in fastcar a year or too ago?, he put nos on that, it went like stink, then had a new engine 2 weeks later cos hed blown it to bits, i wouldnt, but its up to you. if you do want to, check to see if there is sanywhere locally to you that can refill bottles, if theres not no point.
Mr2 Roadster
I was going to ask if you had driven a RSi or even knew anything about them... But you are far to superiour to have bothered, knowing its lower down the range is good enough for you!
Ask about it fella, there is nothing but praise for the RSi. I neverly bought a Valver but I thought f**k it what do I want an old heap of sh*t like that for, so I picked up a nice 1998 model... One that has given me no problems may I add!
NickyB - lets not start this one again, there is NO legislation in place making Nitrous use on the road illegal, your only issue would be getting insurance for it - the police/customs&excise/dept.of.transport have nothing saying its illegal to use on the road.Quote: Originally posted by NickyB on 04 February 2004
Its not road legal so they woulnt need to know!Quote: Originally posted by Si172 on 04 February 2004
Bet Insurance company would rape you though
Tom
ClioSport Club Member
i3
Quote: Originally posted by Roamer on 04 February 2004
NickyB - lets not start this one again, there is NO legislation in place making Nitrous use on the road illegal, your only issue would be getting insurance for it - the police/customs&excise/dept.of.transport have nothing saying its illegal to use on the road.Quote: Originally posted by NickyB on 04 February 2004
Its not road legal so they woulnt need to know!Quote: Originally posted by Si172 on 04 February 2004
Bet Insurance company would rape you though
.....and even that aint a problem as adrian flux now cover N20 equipped cars on the public highway.
Mr2 Roadster
Roamer as a man who knows his stuff, would 30 odd brake be damaging to my engine?Quote: Originally posted by Roamer on 04 February 2004
NickyB - lets not start this one again, there is NO legislation in place making Nitrous use on the road illegal, your only issue would be getting insurance for it - the police/customs&excise/dept.of.transport have nothing saying its illegal to use on the road.Quote: Originally posted by NickyB on 04 February 2004
Its not road legal so they woulnt need to know!Quote: Originally posted by Si172 on 04 February 2004
Bet Insurance company would rape you though
100% certain I would not tell the insurance company, stealth style install!
Depends on what kit you are thinking of going for mate......(zex, NOS, wizards etc etc)
If its a wet kit, then you should start on a 25/30 bhp shot and then get the system checked over, then progress to the 50bhp jets and then get the system checked again, if you want to go upto 80/100 youll HAVE to use a progressive controller, remember that bringing n20 in too low down in the rev range will NOT be good for your engine, and obviously any good kit will only allow it to fire when on WOT.
Clart
ClioSport Club Member
My mate used to have a RSi actually so i know a bit about them, not had one myself but i have driven one. However im fairly sure that the 16v IS a better handling car than an RSi! I never actually dissed the RSi, unlike u with ur valver comments.
You do whatever makes u happy....
Mate, one thing youve got to remember is that when they quote say 35bhp you wont get near to that figure, more like 20-25bhp if youre lucky, and the increase is not really that much of a kick, with anyone Id advise to look at a http://www.noswizard.com/noswizards kit, its a wet kit so it chucks in a fuel/nitrous-oxide mix to try and keep the afr on spec (ish) and if you get one of their installers to install and check it all when jets are upgraded you can purchase their very cheap engine insurance which covers it if the install of nitrous actually causes damage.Quote: Originally posted by NickyB on 04 February 2004
Roamer, I wouldnt put much more than 35 in I wouldnt have thought, remember I only run 110Bhp as standard!
Unless I have my stickers in!
Am i missing something here. NOS in a an RSI - what a waste of money. For starters you will probably blow the engine up, head first of course, the increse in power will be sh*te, u wont be able to get round corners and it gonna cost you lots of money each time just to keep up with the likes of - well, valvas. I may be overly cynical but it seems like a total waste of time to me - it will still be an rsi and it will still be slow. Relatively speaking of course. Mate save ure doh, sell ure rsi before you break it and invest in a GTIR or even a valva.
Bloody hell Toms123, do I tell you anything you do is a waste of money? do I tell you to go get a different car and save your money cos youll still be slow compared to me?
No I dont, and really if you aint got anything constructive to say then why not say nothing at all..... Im pretty sick of people just posting something down on a topic, sayin its crap/not worth it/ etc etc etc
Similar threads
