ive seen some ones opinion in here about nitrous use.?

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do you know how it works? i do...

this was in reference to another comment about the nitrogen part serving a purpose, actualy all it does is make the oxygen a little more stable until we want to seperate the two in the combustion chamber after that the nitrogen is an inert gas. th 80% in the atmosphere that we have to deal with is an
obsicle. we have to closely monitor our combustion chamber temperatures, and keep them below 3200 degrees f to avoid the oxides of nitrogen.

Answer 1

i own a shop and nitrous is injected in to the engine for a certain amount of time,and just a certain amount of it is allowed to enter the engine,but the power gain from it is tremendous for the few seconds you run it,on most vehicles you don't need much of a boost from it ,and it cant be done at low speeds or low rpm,s it will cause an engine to blow,but its a real rush when it kicks in ,your in for a good ride if its set up right,good luck with it i hope this helps.

Answer 2

Nitrous Oxide works by providing more oxygen to the engine, thus allowing more fuel to be burned per full engine cycle.

Be careful with it though, as you end up with hot spots on the piston. Pitting is a common problem for cars that use Nitrous Oxide.

Answer 3

of course i run drag bikes with nitrous oxide...when nitrous oxide is injected in the engine the engine can burn much more fuel without loading up....hence the nitrous side and the the gas side to a nozzle..allowing the engine to burn much more fuel more fuel mean less room for compression..hence more compression also...and more power from compression and gas....

Answer 4

yes i do when the oxide is injected in to the fuel it creats a boost of energy for the motor there ya go

Answer 5

Yeah I do. So what?