Nos ?
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jdcline78 said:
You have watched Fast and Furious too much.<---My thought.
Why bother with NOS when you can do this......
http://www.ronpatrickstuff.com/
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D Chapman
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NOS? WTF It's a Rover. I can't think of any off-road situation that wonder require that.
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Gonzo said:
what was the video clip with the guy going up the 300ft bank? only situation i can think of in a rover unless you wnat to drag race it
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avonnied
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has anyone run into a situation where their rover hasn't had enough power? on my stock D2 and the limited about off offroading i hve done (only had it 3 months) i can't imagine, a situation i would be at a want for power (maybe if you left it in high)
but then again, even if you did i would probably opt for regearing than NOS (its not how fast you go up the mountain, it just about getting up the mountain)
but then again, even if you did i would probably opt for regearing than NOS (its not how fast you go up the mountain, it just about getting up the mountain)
Lets face it our motors are pigs the only reseon I was considering it was for needed power in a hill climb
avonnied said:
Loaded full of gear and going on a trip that runs me through the Pa montains on the highway would be nice to have some extra power to get me out of the slow truck lane..
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JAYMONEY
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NOS would not be a good option for a Rover. A 75 shot would probably be the most the Rover engine could take (maybe less, i.e. 50 shot). As sluggish as the Rovers are you really wouldn't feel that much of a difference. A 75 shot would probably let the Rover hit 0-60 mph in 10 secs. LOL!! Thats if it don't blow up before it hits 60.:smilelol:
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