Deciding Which One You Need
When it comes to forced induction, all three choices have their own strengths and weaknesses. Which one to pick depends on your goals. There is no “best” power adder, only ones that are best for certain purposes.
Nitrous lets you get a burst of power with a minimal initial expense. It can cost more in the long run, however, since filling a ten-pound bottle and paying three to four dollars a pound can add up. Nitrous is a reasonable choice for drag racing.
Turbochargers allow for enormous power gains, but are usually the most difficult power adder to install. They often require a very large number of connections and require intricate controls. However, many enthusiasts find they are worth the trouble for the power gains ...
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