8000hp build
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typically 1:1
Stoichiometric ratio for Nitromethane 1.7:1
The oxygen in nitromethane's molecular structure means that nitromethane does not need as much atmospheric oxygen to burn, part of the oxygen needed to burn nitromethane is carried in the fuel itself.
Stoichiometric ratio for Nitromethane 1.7:1
The oxygen in nitromethane's molecular structure means that nitromethane does not need as much atmospheric oxygen to burn, part of the oxygen needed to burn nitromethane is carried in the fuel itself.
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If I get a chance tomorrow I will take a picture of a head and post it.
Keep in mind that the motor pushes enough fuel into them on one run that most cars can go 150 + miles on.
Keep in mind that the motor pushes enough fuel into them on one run that most cars can go 150 + miles on.
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QUOTE=FrankSS;13392212]that is awesome... i have never seen one of the TF heads up close before. and from what I have been told before, those engines flow so much fuel per cylinder that if the dual ignition didnt fire it would cause the engine to hydrolock
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Actually, the ignition system only works for about half the run. After that, the spark plugs are totally consumed and no longer firing, the engine is just dieseling. That's why the only way to shut the engine down after the run is to cut the fuel.
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Actually, the ignition system only works for about half the run. After that, the spark plugs are totally consumed and no longer firing, the engine is just dieseling. That's why the only way to shut the engine down after the run is to cut the fuel.