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Re: 2 Cyl. Nitrous


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Posted by james rumph on August 20, 2008 at 10:17:45 from (24.192.125.175):

In Reply to: Re: 2 Cyl. Nitrous posted by MLPANKEY on August 20, 2008 at 05:59:27:

Actually your wrong . We had a extra tank that contained race fuel [ gas ] that was sprayed with the Nirous to control the effect.

So in short we were running 99.5% methanol with 15% nitro topped off with Nitrous and to control the reaction race fuel was used with the nitrous.

Under high rpm compression puts spark out, that is why we use C.D.Is with adjustable timing.


Do you even know how to start a fuel car?

That isn't metanol they squirt in the butterflys, it is race gas. Stable fuel..


I bet you never knew this fact as well. In WW2 we had Nitrous on some of our fighters, fact.

It was a one shot system to get a pilot out of trouble, but it hurt the motors. I have seen the manual on this, very intresting.

So in short, stick to things that you really know and have really done.

I'm the first to admit when i'm wrong and i'm happy when someone teaches me something i didn't know.

Your never wrong and know everthing. When i grow up i want to be "JUST LIKE YOU"..

Be open minded and listen to people, you might be suprized at the back grounds of some of us.


James Rumph


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