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N2O on '88 IROC, what level is safe?

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Old Aug 25, 2002 | 06:30 PM
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N2O on '88 IROC, what level is safe?

Hi everyone. I'm replacing the 176k mile bottom end of my '87 corvette with the bottom end of an '88 IROC becuase of a spun bearing. This is sort of a "patch" until I complete a new 383 during the winter.

The 'donor' engine has 92k miles on it and runs smooth. What would you consider a 'safe' level of Nitrous to run on this bottom end? I am planning on going with a wet kit from NX adjustable from 35-150 that would only be used against opponents that require it and at the track probably every other run. I as of this time plan on jetting it for 100.

The car makes 322rwhp & 362 ft/lb right now N/A and should be around 335rwhp & 380 ft/lb once the ECM is tuned properly.

Thank you for your time and experience.
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Old Aug 26, 2002 | 08:32 PM
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100 SHould be a safe level. If you really want to be safe run 50 and be sure to pull the timing back the appropriate amount. About 2 degrees per 50 hp shot.
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