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Nismo	posted on 7th May 03 at 10:19
	wo wont be doing that then.
vibrio	posted on 7th May 03 at 10:08
	no. blows them up
Nismo	posted on 7th May 03 at 10:06
	sweet, what about glade touch'n'fresh i hear thats good on turbo's
vibrio	posted on 7th May 03 at 10:05
	adds 60 in a turbo car
Nismo	posted on 7th May 03 at 10:04
	quote: Originally posted by digitalbanana What is linx? a nitro compound? does it work? its a BO repeller, deoderant, if i cant get linx i get right gaurd - not to the standard but still adds 45Bhp
Steve	posted on 7th May 03 at 10:04
	u have u2u now
vibrio	posted on 7th May 03 at 10:03
	quote: Originally posted by jay@ffwd We built a RST with Nitrous, 75 jet the cars run really well with them, as keeps them cool. only if there is enough fuel going in or your cool mixture will run lean as feck and go caboom
Gav S	posted on 7th May 03 at 10:03
	:lol: btw its lynx not linx
3CorsaMeal	posted on 7th May 03 at 10:02
	quote: Originally posted by Nismo i use linx, sprayed directy into my K+N, and its only £1.59 for a new bottle.:D [Edited on 07-05-2003 by Nismo] :lol: The Lynx effect!!!
jay@ffwd	posted on 7th May 03 at 10:02
	We built a RST with Nitrous, 75 jet the cars run really well with them, as keeps them cool.
vibrio	posted on 7th May 03 at 10:01
	quote: Originally posted by Patrick Just a thought but a mad one! ;) I've got a nitrous kit sitting at home that I originally bought for my Corsa but never got around to fitting it as was scared of blowing it up. Anyway, some of you may know that I also own a Fiesta RS Turbo currently running 161bhp. I am thinking of putting the nitrous on this as I would rather this blow up than my Corsa. Its only a 50bhp kit so its not too bad my only querie is that the kit is a dry system purchased for a n/a car. Am I right in thinking you can only use wet kits on turbocharged cars? If so is there anything I can do to convert my kit so that it can be used on the Fiesta? Would be good, a Fiesta RS Turbo with 211bhp! :D yes it can but not advisable
mestonian	posted on 7th May 03 at 09:58
	No, its a bottle of deoderant! lol
digitalbanana	posted on 7th May 03 at 09:57
	quote: Originally posted by Nismo i use linx, sprayed directy into my K+N, and its only £1.59 for a new bottle.:D [Edited on 07-05-2003 by Nismo] What is linx? a nitro compound? does it work?
Steve	posted on 7th May 03 at 09:57
	i will send agen
Ojc	posted on 7th May 03 at 09:57
	Patrick, unless you want to totally fcuk up the RS then I suggest you forget all about fitting the nitrous kit :thumbs:
Patrick	posted on 7th May 03 at 09:57
	I have no idea what you are talking about? My air leak has been fixed now!
Steve	posted on 7th May 03 at 09:56
	about the leaking air in the inlet system
Patrick	posted on 7th May 03 at 09:55
	What u2u? :boggle:
Nismo	posted on 7th May 03 at 09:55
	i use linx, sprayed directy into my K+N, and its only £1.59 for a new bottle.:D [Edited on 07-05-2003 by Nismo]
Steve	posted on 7th May 03 at 09:52
	u didnt reply to my u2u
Patrick	posted on 7th May 03 at 09:52
	Just a thought but a mad one! ;) I've got a nitrous kit sitting at home that I originally bought for my Corsa but never got around to fitting it as was scared of blowing it up. Anyway, some of you may know that I also own a Fiesta RS Turbo currently running 161bhp. I am thinking of putting the nitrous on this as I would rather this blow up than my Corsa. Its only a 50bhp kit so its not too bad my only querie is that the kit is a dry system purchased for a n/a car. Am I right in thinking you can only use wet kits on turbocharged cars? If so is there anything I can do to convert my kit so that it can be used on the Fiesta? Would be good, a Fiesta RS Turbo with 211bhp! :D