The Turbo Engine Nitrous Kits


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An engine with a Turbo application is a complicate subject. Some wonder how nitrous kits can be used on these engines. Its hard, but it has been done with success in the past.

Turboed Cars Create More Power
Adding Nitrous Kits to these Cars Helps While Spooling
Nitrous is Deactivated When Spooling Finishes
Kits are Easy to Install
Kits Come Complete

Nitrous kits are generally a way to make more power. For the most part nitrous kits are used on N/A or Stock Engines for more potential power. Every now and then someone wants to try something new and go for the best of both worlds. Using nitrous on a turboed engine.

This can seem like a dangerous and complicated process, but the reality of it is simple. You really can't use boost and nitrous at the same time. So the kits are designed to work together. Boost spools, and while its spooling there is a loss of power until the next boost is ready to go. During this spooling process is when the nitrous is activated. It is meant to increase power and reduce spooling time.

Nitrous kits for turboed cars are hard to come by and pretty rare. In fact for a whole company that just deals with nitrous kits, they might have 1 - 2 nitrous kits just for turboed applications. Nitrous systems are designed to work safely now a days. Especially when it comes to using boost. Most companies out there have developed computers to do all the safety work out there. This means that a computer tells the nitrous system when to shut off or activate. In the case of a turbo engine, it is told to deactivate during the boost, and to reactivate during spooling.

This is to ensure that you get the most from your engine. Having 2 power systems is better than having 1 or none at all. Although only professional racers have been able to use both systems together in the past, a few companies are offering them to everyday drivers.