REAL QUICK: IS NO2 FI or not?
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Re: REAL QUICK: IS NO2 FI or not? (boostedcivicsir)
ok sorry for the sake of debate and maybe ill learn something from this
when you spray the nitrous its being shot out of the jet but the engine sucks it in, so is it still forced induction?
when you spray the nitrous its being shot out of the jet but the engine sucks it in, so is it still forced induction?
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Re: REAL QUICK: IS NO2 FI or not? (Granger)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Granger »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok sorry for the sake of debate and maybe ill learn something from this
when you spray the nitrous its being shot out of the jet but the engine sucks it in, so is it still forced induction?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well, to be truly correct, your motor isn't sucking anything. Atmospheric pressure is forcing itself in to an area of lower pressure. Same with your lungs, you aren't sucking in air, air is force filling your lungs.
Forced Induction is technically defined as increasing the quantity of oxygen introduced into the combustion chamber, beyond that which the motor can acquire on it's own naturally.
when you spray the nitrous its being shot out of the jet but the engine sucks it in, so is it still forced induction?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well, to be truly correct, your motor isn't sucking anything. Atmospheric pressure is forcing itself in to an area of lower pressure. Same with your lungs, you aren't sucking in air, air is force filling your lungs.
Forced Induction is technically defined as increasing the quantity of oxygen introduced into the combustion chamber, beyond that which the motor can acquire on it's own naturally.
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Re: REAL QUICK: IS NO2 FI or not? (Granger)
Devils advocate here, but the manifold is still under vaccum even when you are spraying.
The old school guys called it NA; all motor was no spray or supercharger.
The old school guys called it NA; all motor was no spray or supercharger.
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Re: REAL QUICK: IS NO2 FI or not? (dropcivic)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dropcivic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Devils advocate here, but the manifold is still under vaccum even when you are spraying.
The old school guys called it NA; all motor was no spray or supercharger.</TD></TR></TABLE>
WRONG!
AT WOT, THERE IS NO MANIFOLD VACUUM!
again as i said above, anything other then the atmosphere pushing air in, even out of a nozzle, is forced induction, the bottle is under pressure isnt it?
The old school guys called it NA; all motor was no spray or supercharger.</TD></TR></TABLE>
WRONG!
AT WOT, THERE IS NO MANIFOLD VACUUM!
again as i said above, anything other then the atmosphere pushing air in, even out of a nozzle, is forced induction, the bottle is under pressure isnt it?
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Re: REAL QUICK: IS NO2 FI or not? (RC000E)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RC000E »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Well, to be truly correct, your motor isn't sucking anything. Atmospheric pressure is forcing itself in to an area of lower pressure. Same with your lungs, you aren't sucking in air, air is force filling your lungs.
Forced Induction is technically defined as increasing the quantity of oxygen introduced into the combustion chamber, beyond that which the motor can acquire on it's own naturally.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well, to be truly correct, your motor isn't sucking anything. Atmospheric pressure is forcing itself in to an area of lower pressure. Same with your lungs, you aren't sucking in air, air is force filling your lungs.
Forced Induction is technically defined as increasing the quantity of oxygen introduced into the combustion chamber, beyond that which the motor can acquire on it's own naturally.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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