WaterDR

So, you want more HP, right? Who doesn't? And you are considering all the major options. I thought I would start a tech thread comparing nitrous to blowers. I have done this by simply listing the advantages of nitrous and the advantages of blowers:

NITROUS:
1 - Low startup costs.
2 - Can use low octane fuel when not spraying which helps off-set the cost of getting bottles filled.
3 - Effective way to add HP quickly.
4 - Only use the nitrous when you need it. Therefore, you can shut it down when a guest, child, or wife is driving.
5 - Only puts strain on motor when using it.
6 - Easy to install and easy to remove and re-sell when getting rid of the car. No one has to ever know it was there.
7 - Can easily change the amount of added power that you want by changing nozzle size etc..

BLOWERS:
1 - No need to fill a bottle.
2 - Always on-tap and ready to go.

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