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hey everyone im needing help with finding a good nitrous tuner in melbourne ... does anybody know of a workshop who specialise in nitrous on v8s?
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What size shot you running??
We do it. Bottle pressure plays a HUGE part in tuning, are you running a bottle warmer?
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hey everyone im needing help with finding a good nitrous tuner in melbourne ... does anybody know of a workshop who specialise in nitrous on v8s?
Cannot recommend Hallam Performance enough in this area.
After 100 plus dyno pulls over around 6 years, with varying combos on nitrous, safety is always at the forefront of their mind.
Great blokes too...
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Ali at NX Generation in Clayton would be my choice.
7.68 @ 180mph, he must be doing something right.
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Im with TTNOS8. I would know at least 5 happy customers personally from Hallam
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Ali at NX Generation in Clayton would be my choice.
7.68 @ 180mph, he must be doing something right.
thats with no nitrous
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thats with no nitrous
Exactly my point.
Imagine a sniff of gas down its throat, it would be a whole new ballgame!
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lol, it wasn't your point at all man
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My point was, anyone that can build a car and tune it to run a 7.68 @ 180mph pass is doing something right. If they can build a car that quick without any failures I think it would be fair to say you could trust them to tune just about anything as they clearly know what they are doing.
The fact that they also distribute nitrous products and tune nitrous combinations is an advantage but irrespective of that fact, to be able to turn a number that hard aspirated or forced, imagine what would be acheivable with a gasser motor in their hands.
My implication wasn't that ALIPWR uses the bottle, just the fact that NX Generation know a thing or 2 about gas and have a proven car to back themselves up. I guess my response was very abrubt and not in-depth when posting.
How did it come across to you as Brett, just out of curiousity?
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03-06-11, 16:57 GMT+10#10 Wasn't having a dig at you at all mate.
It came across as 'this is his time, obviously knows a thing or two about nitrous', suggesting he is using it to run the time.
It's irrelevant and not important anyway. Anyone running those times irrespective of engine type or fuel used generally is pretty cluey about how to build and tune engines.
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03-06-11, 18:01 GMT+10#11 All good Bretty boy, didn't take it as a dig at me, just misinterpretation. Was curious to see how it came across thats all.
Ben, how did you go finding a tuner anyway?
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08-06-11, 19:53 GMT+10#12 hey mate already had it tuned down at hallam...car ran a 10.7 @104mph on nitrous lol...traction problems....anyways im racing this sunday at heathcote... knock on wood i run a good number
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