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Before purchasing ant brand of nitrous system, we strongly advise you to click on the following link and read the independent tests carried out by a UK National Magazine (Performance Ford), which reports on back to back testing of one of our basic Street-Blaster 150i systems compared with a typical US brand nitrous kit. Both systems were tested on the same car (a Fiesta Zetec-S), on the dyno and on a track, so that the differences in all respects are unquestionable. However, long before you read the results the difference in the quality of the components that make up the two options, is more than apparent from the side by side pictures in the comparison section. Our Wizards of NOS system produced more power and more importantly much more torque, to produce quicker acceleration and elapsed times.

The diagrams showing the dyno results are a good illustration of how the Wizards of NOS system was superior in its effectiveness but even more important are the comments made by the owner of the car, relating to how much better the car drove when using the WON system.  If you don’t have the time to read the article, it is important that you at least read the summary of the magazine’s conclusion “Any nitrous kit can potentially improve your car’s performance and even driveability, but if you’re after the most power, best performance and best value for money kit out there, we’d wholeheartedly recommend a Wizards of NOS kit from Highpower!” 

If you are a sceptic and question just how independent the magazine’s results and comments were, you might think differently once you know that we have never advertised with the magazine and that Ny-Trex (the brand of the other nitrous system) instigated the test.

You should also keep in mind that Ny-Trex ‘claim’ to be the best performing nitrous kit on the market but in truth there is very little difference between all US made kits, as they all use the same basic types of components and the same philosophy. This has often been demonstrated by the numerous comparison tests in US magazines, therefore the results in this test would have been roughly the same regardless of the US brand of nitrous kit being used.