good idea or bad? i am confuced...
 

I have done some searching and the more i dig into it, the more confuced i become....
I want to add nitrous to my stock 04 RX8 but that would mean that i will lose my warranty right?
is it worth it? will it fuck up my engine if i use it once or twice a month? (if that)
where should i go to find a place that undestand rotaries and can set it up right?

will i regret it?

I need a 411 (in english, meaning for someone that knows 0 about nitrous) how this would work.

please help...

I can't really help with the depths of NOS, but I can tell you that it will void your warranty. And i'm pretty positive that it can be done, but a correct installation and 100% accurate tune will be crucial.

and btw...it's confused.

One per customer.....
 

You only need to start one thread per question....

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I'm running nitrous, still have my warranty. Running nitrous on an NA vehicle is no harder on the engine then running boost with a turbo. Just don't try and overdo it by installing a 200 kit or you'll be kissing your intake goodbye. If you cant install it yourself, find a reputable tuner shop in your area to do the work.

look up all the thread by charles hill. theres a ton of info about nitrous in them

You will want to replace your spark plugs with 2 step colder plugs. Stick to 50-70 jets and you wont have to replace your injectors.

I was thinking about getting on of these
NX kits
what do you think?

How did u keep your warranty? I mean, dont they know if i take my car if i have a problem??
where did you get your kit? and yes i will be having someone that knows about this do it for me!!!
what kind of changes do you get with your kit?
are you still happy with it?
thanks

I did but trust me when i tell you that I DO NOT understand all the terms he uses... I am trying but its confucing me more..

it's confuSing.

Is confucing kinfucing but with a criminal record?

You could install a flux capacitor and you would still have a warranty. When you go in to the dealership, if they cant link your "mods" to the problem, then there is little they can say.

It really doesn't matter what brand you go with, they all have to use N2O.