I was wondering if anyone has like a 35-50 shot setup on their USDM STi??? If so, what are your thoughts??? Any foreseen problems with running this on the stock bottom end???

Thanks,
Scott

Recently read an article that said the stock injectors were running at 108% duty cycle. "dont quote me on the number" but it was over 100%.

The problem with NO2 is usually people run lean and burn a piston. So if the car is already at full duty cycle, it could cause issues.

However, only shooting 35-50Hp will have a nice positive effect, it would cool incoming boosted air actually giving you a double effect. Your charged air will be cooler and denser and you are also hitting it with NO2 the power adder. I would say a 35 Shot would yield you close to 50 Hp.

:disco:

Recently read an article that said the stock injectors were running at 108% duty cycle. "dont quote me on the number" but it was over 100%.

The problem with NO2 is usually people run lean and burn a piston. So if the car is already at full duty cycle, it could cause issues.

However, only shooting 35-50Hp will have a nice positive effect, it would cool incoming boosted air actually giving you a double effect. Your charged air will be cooler and denser and you are also hitting it with NO2 the power adder. I would say a 35 Shot would yield you close to 50 Hp.

:disco:
Or you could run a wet kit?

~v6

Recently read an article that said the stock injectors were running at 108% duty cycle. "dont quote me on the number" but it was over 100%.

The problem with NO2 is usually people run lean and burn a piston. So if the car is already at full duty cycle, it could cause issues.

However, only shooting 35-50Hp will have a nice positive effect, it would cool incoming boosted air actually giving you a double effect. Your charged air will be cooler and denser and you are also hitting it with NO2 the power adder. I would say a 35 Shot would yield you close to 50 Hp.

:disco:

Thats is correct according to the fuel system upgrade article on Modifieds Magazines STI build up!

http://waterinjection.info/documents/turbowhitepaper/title.htm

www.badgerbadgerbadger.com ? :confused: what does water injection have to do with this topic?

~v6