Forced Induction Anyone Boosting and Spraying Nitrous???

Diesel's yes all the time. On gas motors I've only heard of them being used as an Anti-lag for large turbos, on Auto trans cars with a lowish stall converter.

HesAngry said:

... Auto trans cars with a lowish stall converter

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Yup.

Lots of diesel trucks do it. See 03/04 Cobras doing it alot as well.

Yes, but a 150-200 shot seems like serious overkill.

I ran a 35 shot and 20psi of boost on my my 2.3 mustang. It really helped the car get off the line since the converter was a bit tight. I later on switched to a 75 shot, but didn't gain much over the 35 shot. With a small shot on a boosted car, it isn't unusual to see nearly double the advertised gain. My 2.3 went from 13.0s at 105mph on boost only to 12.2s at 111mph with the 35 shot.

A small shot of nitrous can make a huge difference on a boosted car, and I think it is in large part related to knocking down the temps of the intake charge. While you can gain a little more with a bigger shot, you'll see diminishing returns. I would say a 75-100 shot would work perfectly on your 4.6 build, assuming you could actually plant the power. Even my little 2.3 did 1.7-1.8 60' times with just boost and a 35 shot.

I didnt think about intake temps either but that should mean you can add some more timing as well. adding a few gallons of race gas (at least 50/50 with pump gas) and you should be able to get away with 20-24 degrees of timing depending on intake temps.