NOS on a CBR1000RR 05

Power of dreams · 06-22-2007, 4:57 PM

Hello al dragbikers.
Im a dragbiker form Norway and i have bouth me a 05 cbr1000rr that i will usa onely to dragracing.
Is there enyone there ho have eny expiriens with Nos system on this bike.

Hope for som anwers and maby som pictures.

ninefiddyfo · 07-28-2007, 9:06 PM

I don't have experience but I just bought an air shifter, power commander, and NOS kit for my 954. I need to know what the best set up is. Wet or Dry? What is best for the engine? What will give most HP?

TheDon · 01-07-2008, 9:21 PM

just go with a dry system. I have a 2.8 lb bottle mounted in the middle of my swing arm. I have 4 nozzle one over each intake this is the best way but you can use one nozzle but make sure it is a fan spray nozzle.HONDAS LOVE SPRAY

Maxsurgeon15 · 04-18-2008, 1:18 AM

Hey just my advice.. I don't know about bikes with nitrous personally but I do have a system on my car and its a wise choice to have the fuel solenoid. On your bike, at a light shot your ecu will compensate but at the cost of your fuel injectors. And just for future reference, don't call it NOS unless its a nitrous oxide systems brand nitrous kit (lots of people will make fun!)

cbr900racer77 · 04-18-2008, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Maxsurgeon15

Hey just my advice.. I don't know about bikes with nitrous personally but I do have a system on my car and its a wise choice to have the fuel solenoid. On your bike, at a light shot your ecu will compensate but at the cost of your fuel injectors. And just for future reference, don't call it NOS unless its a nitrous oxide systems brand nitrous kit (lots of people will make fun!)

+1 on the fuel solenoid. With a wet system, you KNOW it's getting the fuel. On the downside is the extra install headaches. I installed an air shifter on a buddy's 1KRR and those things have ZERO extra room.

Power of dreams · 04-18-2008, 4:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Maxsurgeon15

Hey just my advice.. I don't know about bikes with nitrous personally but I do have a system on my car and its a wise choice to have the fuel solenoid. On your bike, at a light shot your ecu will compensate but at the cost of your fuel injectors. And just for future reference, don't call it NOS unless its a nitrous oxide systems brand nitrous kit (lots of people will make fun!)

Ofcourse i hawe a NOS kit. i know ther is ather brands. its a wet system.

Maxsurgeon15 · 04-18-2008, 6:02 PM

Haha I'm just saying!