Using Nitrox on an engine?
02-25-2007, 11:11 PM
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RE: Using Nitrox on an engine?
I figured if I was brave enough to try it, I would start with a VERY small amount and see what it does. I have access to a dyno for free so that helps some. I also just purchased a Tweecer RT tuner that should be here sometime this week. Once I get a wideband setup, I will be able to take countless runs and tune the hell out of it.
As far as the other story...LoL, aren't cops dumb? I can't stand them
As far as the other story...LoL, aren't cops dumb? I can't stand them
02-25-2007, 11:17 PM
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RE: Using Nitrox on an engine?
Well Nitrous = N2O, wich means 2 parts Nitrogen to 1 part oxygen (but that is molecular structure). If your mix is 40% Oxygen, it may be with in the same combustion range (for lack of better words). After reading up on this I wonder just how flameable your stuff is. Nitrous is considered nonflameable, while Nitrox mixes containing more than 40% O2 is considered flameable. So be carefull with it. It will diffinately give ou some HP. But getting the fuel and gas levels correct is territory you are pioneering on your own. I would do it though.
02-26-2007, 12:41 AM
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RE: Using Nitrox on an engine?
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I figured if I was brave enough to try it, I would start with a VERY small amount and see what it does. I have access to a dyno for free so that helps some. I also just purchased a Tweecer RT tuner that should be here sometime this week. Once I get a wideband setup, I will be able to take countless runs and tune the hell out of it.
As far as the other story...LoL, aren't cops dumb? I can't stand them
I figured if I was brave enough to try it, I would start with a VERY small amount and see what it does. I have access to a dyno for free so that helps some. I also just purchased a Tweecer RT tuner that should be here sometime this week. Once I get a wideband setup, I will be able to take countless runs and tune the hell out of it.
As far as the other story...LoL, aren't cops dumb? I can't stand them
lol you a damn detective lol... your funny as hell too
02-26-2007, 05:21 AM
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RE: Using Nitrox on an engine?
ORIGINAL: samseed101
Portland, Maine. Around here it's anywhere from $5 - $6 per pound. It's $5 at a shop I go to a lot... $5.50 at Napa.
Portland, Maine. Around here it's anywhere from $5 - $6 per pound. It's $5 at a shop I go to a lot... $5.50 at Napa.
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