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Depends, change ur transmission first because the stock transmission can't handle a NOS boost very well.
Use a wet nitrous system, it's a bit better for the car cuz it lubes the engine before boost.

Please explain your statement.
COULD I RUN NITROUS W/O HURTING THE CAR IN ANY WAY ???
A single fogger nozzle in front of the throttle body is generally the easiest way to get the nitrous into the motor. I run a wet kit on one of my cars (not my Benzo
) and it is setup very safely. I have 3-4 safety items in place so that the nitrous only sprays when all conditions are met, I retard the timing 2 deg for every 50hp I spray and I run race gas (just 104 unleaded) when I spray.I don't know of any MB specific kits, but you could probably use an NX or NOS universal EFI wet kit on your MB. It will cost about $1200 to do the kit correctly (base kit, safety switches, extra wiring, bottle heater, NHRA blowdown and nitrous purge).
A friend of mine has a decent 'New to nitrous' article on his website here - http://www.go-fast.org/z28/new_to_nitrous.html
Hope that helps!
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Do not put Nitrous in your Benz, all it will do is **** it up later on in it's life, another car maybe, but you got a Benz. There are plenty of places to get mods done on your car here in Miami!
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I wouldn't worry too much if the motor or tranny can handle the power as long as you keep the a/f ratio in check. Think of the expensive S/C kits that add 100hp+ all the time.
You don't need to start off with anything fancy like bottle heaters.
I disagree. There is a HUGE difference in power when comparing a nitrous bottle at 750psi and 950-1000psi. The only way to get the power out of the nitrous shot is by keeping the bottle at the proper temperature.
When it's 90 deg outside, it's not a big deal, but on a mild day you won't have enough bottle pressure. On a really hot day, you'll probably have to ice down the bottle to bring the pressure to reasonable levels. I've seen pressures so high (1500psi+) that my purge solenoid locks closed.
IMO, if you're going to do it, do it right from the start. You should buy:
- base nitrous kit
- aftermarket ignition box (MSD digital series is nice)
- timing retard box (MSD digital series has it built in)
- fuel pressure safety switch
- wot switch
- rpm window switch
- bottle heater
- blowdown
- purge
ALRIGHT I READ ALL YOUR REPLYS AND THANK YOU TO ALL THE TRUTH IS THAT YOU KNOW I WANT A LITTLE MORE KICK TO MY CAR I MEAN ITS FAST AND ALL BUT EVERY OTHER OPTION IS MAD MONEY LIKE THE SUPERCHARER PSS THATS TOO MUCH MONEY I MEAN IM NOT TRYING TO SPEND 14,000 LIKE THAT WELL THANK YOU ANYWAYS AND I PROBABLY WILL PUT IT ON JUST THE FACT THAT I STILL HAVE WARRANTY.
AHHHH man hold up, as soon as you put that junky NOS on your benz's engine you automatically void your warranty from Mercedes because, thats not gonna be normal wear and tear on the engine and their probably not just going to give you a new engine just like that a new benz engine must be at least 10 grand if not more and you'll have to pay it along with the labor which will be though the roof.......
PS. DON'T YELL
They'll know you did if they see melted piston tops, broken con rods, blown head gaskets, broken rings, etc.
I really don't know if this would work, if someone puts NOS on their cars they should do it responsibly and if done right it shouldn't be hazardous, once again let me remind you i had NOS on a 350 V8 for 2 years and never busted the engine (not even a tranny)


