Dry nitro?
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As for cleaning out the engine, I cant say for sure, but I would imagine it could possibly help a little...
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That was my thought 1 hit for you 2 for me...... I think using dry nitrous would help relieve some carbon build-up and a little extra go . not that i need it I have no engine right now. 1 month away from replacement (If i hafta to drive this 626 much longer I'm gonna off myself)
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I dont think theres really a need for it. Many people simply use the sea-foam or Mazda cleaner to get rid of the carbon buildup. It's also a lot cheaper seafoam generally costs me under $10 check the do it yourself section (DIY) there you will find how to do this.
As far as nitrous for performance you it would be best to go with a wet kit. Consult Charles of BHR for more information. He also has unique nitrous products and very good prices on kits and accessories.
As far as nitrous for performance you it would be best to go with a wet kit. Consult Charles of BHR for more information. He also has unique nitrous products and very good prices on kits and accessories.
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