in my quest for more power(nothing over the top) I've added this....

sneaky pete by NOS

simple, hidden, pretty good hit

look at all that crap in my cubby.

 

I installed a Sneaky Pete on my friend's Honda. It's cool, except it runs
out way too fast.

Might as well just get the full tank, save you trips back to get it refilled.

 

Venom has got something incredibly similar to this called "the Recluse." A little scarier then sneaky pete . Just out of curiousity, how much does pete cost?

 

~ 235 delivered

I dont spray that much & I wanted a totally hidden system without losing any space or even my spare tire. It cost me $4.10 to fill it up. We'll see how many sprays I get.

 

Jesus tap dancing christ! For once Venom isn't too much more expensive! I think both setup are actually the perfect size for track use. Don't want to get too trigger happy on the street and the bottles are just enough for a few sprays on the track. Perfect! Nitrous to go, gotta love it.

Now what I'd be real curious to know is if anyone here as the CryO2 CO2 injection system. Always wondered how that compares to nitrous.

 

bailey,

i recall a dyno you posted a while back and you shot the nos at or around 90mph and if i recall correctly and you gained 1 whp? Is that really all you gained w/ this 50shot?? I got the 50 shot from the wheel/tire thread you posted in....i assumed since it was a 50 shot you'd get 50 hp from it...does the sneaky pete system you have really make much if any difference??

thanks

 

I think its was about 5-8 hp, I'd have to check my sheets. Ya, that was with that $35 dollar mini-nitrous I bought off of eBay. The sneaky pete is a "real" NOS system. It came with a couple of different jets. I put the larger jet in which was labeled 50hp. I'm going to dyno in the next couple of weeks to check out my plenum spacer & then a hit of nitrous to see the real gains. I keep ya'll posted.

 

I'm assuming that this is a dry shot right? How safe is it?

 

no i haven't gone yet..... & yes it's a dry hit

 

Your welcome. I'm a regular at the monthly auto-cross here in the triad.

Their web site is www.auto-x.com, good racing, not to hard on the car.