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Na, I can see 50mph and on so its not that bad...I live in the middle of southern california so the speed limit is usually how ever fast traffic is moving :( and I have the tach for the shift light which I put in the a/c duct...
Good question. From what I got form the boards its not such a huge deal. I think enough n2o will ruin any o2/temp sensors over time. My friend had to replace a couple sensors on his ls1 from n2o to pass smog.
I went for the 75 shot today. Wow now I cant wait for the 100 shot! I think I was pushing it today but it was fun the 15-20 minutes it lasted. Made enough power to play with a nice 5.0. But after I used the bottle on the way home driving down the street my engine kinda sputtered and the "Brake" light came on...seems to be running fine now...
Not much going on, replaced my Kenwood double din stereo with a Pioneer double din, the Kenwood had problems. Then replaced my power inverter for my reverse...
3 weeks ago
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