mrr23
07-14-2006, 10:04 PM
answers from the manufacturers:
The use of after market computer chips is not recommended for use with nitrous unless it is specified for use with nitrous. Most computer chips change the timing curve and can increase the chances of detonation.
Yes, however close attention must be paid to excessive timing advance that could cause detonation.
Only if the chip had been designed specifically for use with nitrous oxide. Most aftermarket chips use more aggressive timing advance curves to create more power. This can lead to potential detonation. You may wish to check with the manufacturer of the chip before using it.
Generally the answer is NO. Most performance "chips" on the market advance ignition timing to gain additional horsepower. This additional timing, when using nitrous, can cause engine damaging detonation. The only exception to this are "chips" that have been specifically programmed for nitrous use.
The use of after market computer chips is not recommended for use with nitrous unless it is specified for use with nitrous. Most computer chips change the timing curve and can increase the chances of detonation.
Yes, however close attention must be paid to excessive timing advance that could cause detonation.
Only if the chip had been designed specifically for use with nitrous oxide. Most aftermarket chips use more aggressive timing advance curves to create more power. This can lead to potential detonation. You may wish to check with the manufacturer of the chip before using it.
Generally the answer is NO. Most performance "chips" on the market advance ignition timing to gain additional horsepower. This additional timing, when using nitrous, can cause engine damaging detonation. The only exception to this are "chips" that have been specifically programmed for nitrous use.