89 red RS

I have my old chrome nitros bottle and silinoids from my carburated camaro but i was wondering if someone could give me a site to go to for tbi setups and if i can use any of my other equipment. thanks in advance!!!!!

B4Ctom1

well I guess calling it nitro is atleast better than calling it "naws" (NOS), check this thread for TBI nitrous part #'shttps://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...threadid=95231

89 red RS

EXCUSE ME BUT IT IS SHORT FOR NITROUS (MORON)!!!!!!!!!

MouseCamaro305

no it isnt....

bandit45

Gaw ur freakin rediculous about this nawz crap u jump on anyones who doesnt say exactly right.

89 red RS

If we are goin to slam each other on certian word analegies then maybe you should look in a dictionary and see what the difference between a motor and an engine are......!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I bet you call your ENGINE a motor all the time don't you!!!!!!!!!???

a motor is an electrical device that builds power from a magnet wrapped in wire.

and a engine is a divice that is fueled by gas and a spark .

so lets not off the stupid s**t and get along huh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

B4Ctom1

I was just kidding, I dont truely slam anyone who isnt slamming me. no harm meant, it just seemed like a funny thing to do. thats why if you notice I actually directed you to the info you needed. I have seen it typed or called nitro, nitrovs, juice, spray, bottlerocket, nos, NOS, naws (nauce), broken engine in a bottle, black magic voodoo (usually old guys). look at it this way, if one of my closest friends started walking around saying something like, " I wanna get rid of my limited slip and put a posi in my car" I would not let HIM run around sounding like a fool either. I would simply inform him that a posi IS a limited slip and that he means open diff or open carrier rearend. cant we all just getalong

camaro-mayhem

hmmmm...that sounds familiar

in the newest editon of Chevy High Performance they have a reader who sent in a letter complaining that the magazine used the term motor in describing an engine...when they are 2 totally different things...was that man you?or r u a poser... j/k i could care less.

IROCKZ4me

Gee, and all this time I thought nitro was short for nitromethane or nitroglycerine. :lala:

Oh well... I don't guess it matters just so long as I remember to put my nitro tablet under my tongue before fueling up my tank with nitro and and hitting the nitro button while driving though the town of Nitro, West Virginia (where they made nitro during WW I) on my way home to watch the "Nitro Girls" on TV.

camaro-mayhem

heheheheheh aha hae he aehae ahe aheahe e irockz funny

NTChrist

The word you're looking for is "analogies," and it has nothing to do with what you're talking about.
Maybe you're the one that should spend the time with the dictionary.