nos

He had nitrous on a 2 stroke 200 cc motor?
Possible but very unlikely... it defiantly wasn't stock and I can imagine even those small 9 oz bottles would be adding atleast 10hp.
 
i saw them nos kits on ebay one time for like 35 bucks, but wouldnt risk my motor for some silly drag race braggin rights
 
i've seen a couple, i mean its just like anything else you spray it goes a abit faster the ones i seen were nuthin to special. ive been more impressed with the worked 240s with no spray
 
dont use nos... on bansheehq they stress not to use nos because it messes your engine i dont know how but they say it does
 
dont use nos... on bansheehq they stress not to use nos because it messes your engine i dont know how but they say it does

dude, everytime someone posts about a blaster, you always have to say something about a banshee, this is BLASTERforum....not BANSHEEforum. Thats why you dont see me talking about my raptor all the time....ok im done bitching.
 
dude, everytime someone posts about a blaster, you always have to say something about a banshee, this is BLASTERforum....not BANSHEEforum. Thats why you dont see me talking about my raptor all the time....ok im done bitching.

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He had nitrous on a 2 stroke 200 cc motor?
Possible but very unlikely... it defiantly wasn't stock and I can imagine even those small 9 oz bottles would be adding atleast 10hp.

its not the bottle size that adds the HP, its the size of the jets inside the nozzle that adds the correct "shot".
 
ya it has nothing to do with how much nitrous you store, on a lot of bikes, they use the single shot cartridges like the lil co2 ones for air guns... im not so sure about nitrous on a 200cc aircooled motor though, doesnt sound good on a motor without a dedicated cooling system...
 
IMO the cooling system isnt a biggie. The only problem I see is that you wont be able to add more fuel when you start "spraying".

See nitrous is an oxidizer. Just adds adds oxygen to the mixture, but to create power you still need to add more fuel or you will go crazy lean and thats when you will probably blow your motor. So where I see the problem on our motor is that it has no fuel pressure, so to properly spray you would have to add some sort of fuel pump to supply pressure to the fuel solenoid of the nitrous system.
 
its not the bottle size that adds the HP, its the size of the jets inside the nozzle that adds the correct "shot".
I'm not retarded... I have two drag cars, one is juiced I know how it works. I would actually be very impressed if they are gaining more then 5 hp from the bottle though. IF it was a stock internal motor, think of all the extra strain that piston is undergoing... at the very least I would hope it's got a different ring.
I wonder where the jetting for the nitrous and gas actually sit on a the motor (or are all blasters still carb. so it actually has a mini spray plate?)
 
i never insisted anyone was retarded. the way you typed that was incorrect and i stated the correct meaning for everyone viewing it. perhaps it does have a mini plate of some sort, or a nozzle tapped into the carb idk. My biggest point of argument here would be how would you pressurize the fuel system for the solenoid?

On the other hand you still seem to be pointing towards the fact that the bottle size has something to do with how much power your going to get out of the system. why is this?