GWM Wey G9 Wey G9 2021

GWM Wey G9 Wey G9 2021

1.5T 150HP Petrol · Petrol · 150hp / 240Nm stock

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Nitrous Oxide (NOS) Injection for your GWM Wey G9

Nitrous oxide can provide extra power while the system is activated. The amount your car can use depends on engine condition, fuel supply, tuning and the strength of the clutch or gearbox.

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How nitrous adds power

Heat during combustion breaks down nitrous oxide and releases oxygen, allowing additional fuel to burn. The fuel supply and engine tuning need to support the extra power.

  • The amount of nitrous delivered needs to suit the engine and the power increase being discussed.
  • Some kits add fuel with the nitrous; others rely on the car's fuel system to supply the extra fuel.
  • Controls restrict activation to suitable engine speeds, throttle openings and driving conditions.

Supporting upgrades

We will check the fuel supply, engine condition and transmission before recommending how much extra power to aim for.

  • The bottle, valves, jets and pipework need the correct fittings and secure installation.
  • Suitable controls can stop delivery if fuel pressure or the air/fuel mixture falls outside the agreed limits.
  • On petrol engines, spark plugs and ignition settings also need to suit the nitrous setup.

Custom tuning and dyno testing

Dyno testing lets us check fuelling and the engine's response as nitrous switches on, while it is operating and as it switches off.

  • We start with a modest delivery level and check fuel pressure and mixture, with ignition and knock checks on petrol engines.
  • Repeated testing helps show how changing bottle pressure and temperature affect the result.
  • The final settings need to stay within the limits agreed for the engine and transmission.

Ask us for a quote

Send your current modifications and the power increase you have in mind. We can then discuss the kit, installation, supporting work and tuning.

  • Mileage, service history, known engine issues and any recent engine checks.
  • Your current fuel system, remap, any ignition changes and turbo or supercharger upgrades.
  • The fuel you use and whether the car is for road, track or competition use.