Nitrous Oxide Systems (NOS)
sure why not? just throw a 200 shot kit on it and call it a day...

i think you should call some vendors, like ASR? i think they did a n2o kit on a CLS63?
i think you need to do some research and think about it before you ask this question. it's not like your driving a 98 civic and can run 100 shot kit until the motor blows then go get a new one for $500.

i think you should call some vendors, like ASR? i think they did a n2o kit on a CLS63?
i think you need to do some research and think about it before you ask this question. it's not like your driving a 98 civic and can run 100 shot kit until the motor blows then go get a new one for $500.
Have you guys had cars with nitrous???
I have had three, including my Viper GTS. Nitrous is kind of a pain w/filling bottles and all but the results if tuned are awesome and relatively safe., I was actually hoping someone would put the spray on a 63 motor. I think it would work great as long as the computer did not mind it.
Jason
I have had three, including my Viper GTS. Nitrous is kind of a pain w/filling bottles and all but the results if tuned are awesome and relatively safe., I was actually hoping someone would put the spray on a 63 motor. I think it would work great as long as the computer did not mind it.
Jason
Have you guys had cars with nitrous???
I have had three, including my Viper GTS. Nitrous is kind of a pain w/filling bottles and all but the results if tuned are awesome and relatively safe., I was actually hoping someone would put the spray on a 63 motor. I think it would work great as long as the computer did not mind it.
Jason
I have had three, including my Viper GTS. Nitrous is kind of a pain w/filling bottles and all but the results if tuned are awesome and relatively safe., I was actually hoping someone would put the spray on a 63 motor. I think it would work great as long as the computer did not mind it.
Jason
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you do.You had better be contacting someone like Ty over at
http://www.importperformancetrans.com/722.6.shtml
and see if he can beef up and cryo your input and output shaftson the 722.9 and build a custom converter.Gas will snap that trans right off the line.Your Mb warranty would not look kindly on the shattered results.
might as well have the DS custom built and a loop installed.
http://www.importperformancetrans.com/722.6.shtml
and see if he can beef up and cryo your input and output shaftson the 722.9 and build a custom converter.Gas will snap that trans right off the line.Your Mb warranty would not look kindly on the shattered results.

might as well have the DS custom built and a loop installed.
you do.You had better be contacting someone like Ty over at
http://www.importperformancetrans.com/722.6.shtml
and see if he can beef up and cryo your input and output shaftson the 722.9 and build a custom converter.Gas will snap that trans right off the line.Your Mb warranty would not look kindly on the shattered results.
might as well have the DS custom built and a loop installed.

http://www.importperformancetrans.com/722.6.shtml
and see if he can beef up and cryo your input and output shaftson the 722.9 and build a custom converter.Gas will snap that trans right off the line.Your Mb warranty would not look kindly on the shattered results.

might as well have the DS custom built and a loop installed.

As Jason said with a proper tune it's safe and fun. From my experience too many people just slap nitrous on without proper tuning and /or spray too much.
I'm resurrecting this thread. I'm thinking about using a quality local tuner to put a modest, well designed, custom NOS kit on my C63. I'd use it sparingly, but sure think it would be fun. The process would be iterative dyno runs, ECU checks, & all the appropriate precautions to do this right. I'd go with the lowest boost which I believe is about 75 - 100 or so.
If I'm not going through 10 tanks a week, use it sparingly, have a quality tuner do the install, and make sure it's on the low end of the scale, why would this not be a problem?
If I'm not going through 10 tanks a week, use it sparingly, have a quality tuner do the install, and make sure it's on the low end of the scale, why would this not be a problem?
One of my friends has an E63 with stock ECU and 100 shot. He's been running it for over a year now. As long as he runs 100 octane he's ok. Not my cup of tea (spray) but the results are hard to argue with.
Best of luck!
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I'm resurrecting this thread. I'm thinking about using a quality local tuner to put a modest, well designed, custom NOS kit on my C63. I'd use it sparingly, but sure think it would be fun. The process would be iterative dyno runs, ECU checks, & all the appropriate precautions to do this right. I'd go with the lowest boost which I believe is about 75 - 100 or so.
If I'm not going through 10 tanks a week, use it sparingly, have a quality tuner do the install, and make sure it's on the low end of the scale, why would this not be a problem?
If I'm not going through 10 tanks a week, use it sparingly, have a quality tuner do the install, and make sure it's on the low end of the scale, why would this not be a problem?
DO IT! If you need help I have done it and custom NOS contoller pillars in my CLS63
oh and by the way We ( ACG & RARFINANCIAL) have the CLS63 NOS setup dialed in
at last dyno 562 rwhp. on 80 shot
oh and by the way We ( ACG & RARFINANCIAL) have the CLS63 NOS setup dialed in
at last dyno 562 rwhp. on 80 shot
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when you're staring at my tail lights when you get tree'd at or first track meet up , you may just change your mind
oh and even funnier than the look on your face will be the fact that I blew by you with your MHP tunning in my car LOL 
HELLO ANDY 
Just like I did with JUICEE63 when I gave him my 18" HRE C21'S and I ran him with my show 20" Vellano wheels on a 91 no NOS tune
HELLO JOSH, sorry I just had to do it..
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BTW: when you tune the NO2, you want to do it on the dyno.. that way you can check your A/F, fuel pressure, timing, and adjust the nitrous jetting to get it all dialed in....



Bad idea IMO. Unless a "known tuner" has a "well proven kit" made for the 6.2L (63 series) engine, then maybe, just maybe.




That car isn't cheap and it is already very fast...what is your goal?

