Most ignorant Nitrous comment!?
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I have my back seats removed, and the bottle mounted on the trans hump. My favorite was my friend's little brother, who drives a riced out V6 firebird asked me one day.
Kid: "Did you take your seats out for weight reduction?"
Me: "Yeah, nobody is ever back there anyways."
Kid: "Then why don't you take your scuba tank out? It looks heavy."
Me: "Ha ha that is a nitrous bottle."
Kid: "No its not. All nos bottles are blue and orange."
I just laugh. "ok"
Kid: "Did you take your seats out for weight reduction?"
Me: "Yeah, nobody is ever back there anyways."
Kid: "Then why don't you take your scuba tank out? It looks heavy."
Me: "Ha ha that is a nitrous bottle."
Kid: "No its not. All nos bottles are blue and orange."
I just laugh. "ok"
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How about others who run juice. You can smell it correct!? I am sure I am not crazy just like race fuel, alcohol and nitromethain has a smell.
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I thought I remembered it with my probe years ago.
I know for sure when I took my truck to the track the first time, the nitrous noid was leaking so it started spaying wile idling. I had to shut the truck down quick turn off the bottle and hope she didn't blow when I started it back up because i was 1 car from staging. I clearly could smell nitrous 100% for sure. Now this would be nitrous that wasn't fully used since it was at idle and no added fuel but you could smell it for sure.
I know for sure when I took my truck to the track the first time, the nitrous noid was leaking so it started spaying wile idling. I had to shut the truck down quick turn off the bottle and hope she didn't blow when I started it back up because i was 1 car from staging. I clearly could smell nitrous 100% for sure. Now this would be nitrous that wasn't fully used since it was at idle and no added fuel but you could smell it for sure.
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What causes it is a differant fuel make up being burned. It is probably the extra nitrogen. Just like alcohol smells and race fuel smells differant. You throw differant wood into a fire and it will smell differant.
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Once I was crusing around with a 03/04 cobra and he wanted some from a roll. My car is usually jetted for a 175-200 hit on the street but I was playing around with a 75ish shot for the day. Back when I had the 6 speed I loved how broad the tq curve was, and the car didn't mind taking a hit at around 3200rpm. So we come out of a light and I shift to third not thinking much, he's pacing winding out 1st gear at around 30mph. I look over and smirk and he takes off. I casually just bury the pedal in 3rd gear and after about a second the juice comes on and I'm immeadiately reeling him in, nail fourth and walk right past him, we pull into a gas station and he's like what do you spray that thing with a 200 shot? I'm like, not tonight just a little 75hit. His responce, I guess I kept up pretty good then. I just looked at him, smiled and said I just rolled into it in 3rd gear, I could have eaten a bologna sandwich during that 'race'. The look on his face was priceless.
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Not all 8 cyls have 1 cam, not all 6 cyls have 4....
Speaking on averages, i would say that you are 50% right only 30% of the time.
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Because it is stock. Stock ones are typically cast and often plastic just like LS motors. I am sure you have seen sheetmetal high rise intakes on race cars before. I will try to find a pic. Boils down to the line is for a movie but there is a tiny bit of possibility to the comment.
Here is an example,
http://weapon-r.com/english/index.ph...oducts_id=6292
Click the link and there are alot of pics.
Here is an example,
http://weapon-r.com/english/index.ph...oducts_id=6292
Click the link and there are alot of pics.
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i forgot the Vtek in there somewhere but you get the point.
Please. Stop.
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me - yeah, it's got nitrous...
dad - THE COPS ARE GONNA KNOW YOU HAVE IT AND THEN YOUR INSURANCE WILL BE VOID AND THEN YOU'RE GONNA GET REAR-ENDED AND BLOW UP AND blah blah blah blah blah blah
lol.. true or not.. chill out...
dad - THE COPS ARE GONNA KNOW YOU HAVE IT AND THEN YOUR INSURANCE WILL BE VOID AND THEN YOU'RE GONNA GET REAR-ENDED AND BLOW UP AND blah blah blah blah blah blah
lol.. true or not.. chill out...
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nitrous isn't a fuel but it is buned along with fuel therfore changing the makeup of what is being burnt. Like I said there is alot of nitrogen being put threw the system and also someone else said sulfer. Those two gases can change a smell of a fire therfore there is atleast the potential for a smell. Maybe I am crazy or maybe a smell is when the tune is off by a bit like someone said. Rich or lean can change exhaust smell also.
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nitrous isn't a fuel but it is buned along with fuel therfore changing the makeup of what is being burnt. Like I said there is alot of nitrogen being put threw the system and also someone else said sulfer. Those two gases can change a smell of a fire therfore there is atleast the potential for a smell. Maybe I am crazy or maybe a smell is when the tune is off by a bit like someone said. Rich or lean can change exhaust smell also.