cars to put nos on?

Question

What are some good cars to put NOS on? I know that you can put it on basically any car, but there have to be some better than others?

Also, what are some good cars for street racing? (models dating through the 90s to the present only please)

And, can you name me some cars that are dubbed as "Rice Rockets"?

Thanks

Answer 1

toyota supra and honda prelude

Answer 2

Porsche 912 and 914. These cars are esentially Porsches with volkswagen engines. A little NOS makes them accelerate like a real Porsche.
,My other choice would be an American car from the 70s with a very big v8, but not alot of power, due to smog conrol. These engines have oversized everything, so they can handle the extra power. Those little imports with lightweight aluminum engines are designed for light weight, so they dont make the parts much bigger or stronger than they need to be. The additional stress from running on nitrous can ruin a good engine.

Answer 3

honda sport cars , toy. sport cars. nissan sport cars , they say rice ' cause asians are known for their rice like we are for cheese burgers,,n-ewaz my favorite all time easy go fast is the 86 to 93 mustang notch back (trunck type, sedan ) what ever you call it why do you think 15 yrs later they are still ruling the tracks and still in use by police for chase cars for GODs sake these are practicly antiques as for as service vehicle s go hell mild tuning and a 125 shot of nitrous dry (means nos is shot into the air intake wet is mixed with fuel forget it unless you are 20,000$ serious)and you can drive to and from the track running low 12's

Answer 4

Nos gives you more power but it also destroys the engine in excessive uses.Unless you build it for nos.$$$$$

Answer 5

Screw the 90 to present day go with good ol' American Muscle hell yea!

Answer 6

it will pass notably sturdy until the engine blows up. including something that will boost HP to a inventory financial device automobile engine isn't frequently a good theory. the engine is mfg. for financial device, not ability.