Gains from 100 Wet shot on B16a
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Gains from 100 Wet shot on B16a
heres the deal, I wanna know about how much whp a b16a will make on 100 wet shot. car has Itr header, aem intake, greddy catback, and the n.o.s 100 wet shot. If I need to Ill trash the intake, header, and exhaust for a better setup but I dont know of one as I dont even own a honda right now, im just looking to buy a car off here this week. And I never sprayed any of my previous hondas I owned before. Thanks for all your input!
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hmm, id like to think so but idk? I know a wet kit makes alot closer to the number than a dry kit but I dunno how the B16 responds to nitrous...
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if u have nevered used nitrous. i would suggest something a little less first. then work your way up. 100 shot wet???? may i ask why soo much? well, shots referred to the # of hp gain...give or take ofcourse. so a stock b16 has about 160 hp. 160 + 100 = 260 but ofcourse thats not whp. just giving you a ball-park view of what to expect.
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I've sprayed many other cars before just not any B-series or honda engines for that matter. And yes I am sprayong 100 shot but it will be tuned for insurance. But yes I am very famillar with how nitrous works and the pill sizes etc...
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If you don't have to retard the timing on the car due to detonation, you should gain around 80whp from the deal. So you're looking in the area of 200-230whp on the bottle. Many factors as Im sure everyone knows, come into play with this, so results vary.
Colder plugs, backed off timing also help fight off detonation - as Im sure you already know. Just find a good tuner who knows what they're doing. The only problem is, with some band-aid or lower costing EMS' you're sacrificing off bottle power for a good tune. If you have something such as Hondata, with nitrous control, or AEM EMS, then it is a non-issue. I don't know what other EMS' have nitrous control on them.
Colder plugs, backed off timing also help fight off detonation - as Im sure you already know. Just find a good tuner who knows what they're doing. The only problem is, with some band-aid or lower costing EMS' you're sacrificing off bottle power for a good tune. If you have something such as Hondata, with nitrous control, or AEM EMS, then it is a non-issue. I don't know what other EMS' have nitrous control on them.
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I would say around 85 hp extra.I had a semi built b16 years back and made 154 all motor and 206 with a 75 dry kit.
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At the Mobil 1 Lube in brandon we service all your automotive needs.Specialize in Honda/Acura. B series swaps etc. No job to big or small.We are located right in front of Walmart. Ask for Nate.
