Nitrous usage calculation
09-08-2004, 08:50 AM
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Originally posted by MCummings
So funny.
LOL
Just think when I try a hydrogen/methanol/nitromethanol mix.
I think I'll start with 50% water, and 16% of hydrogen peroxide, nitromethanol, and methanol. Then start lowering the water % while raising the % of the others.
What do you think Don?
Merrick
So funny.
LOLJust think when I try a hydrogen/methanol/nitromethanol mix.
I think I'll start with 50% water, and 16% of hydrogen peroxide, nitromethanol, and methanol. Then start lowering the water % while raising the % of the others.
What do you think Don?
Merrick
I have a great idea for liquid oxygen injection... But I need a test truck.. one that's used to abuse.
Do you want to be the first (and maybe the last) to try my LOX PRO FOGGER???
It really does lower EGT....
09-08-2004, 08:53 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Don M
[B]Firstly, there is a bunch of hidden oxygen in Nitromethane.
You mean nitrous oxide.......right?
I was getting a little confused here. Guys around here usually refer to nitromethane as "nitro" and nitrous oxide as "nitrous" or many other clever nicknames - I like "thottle bottle" or "coo coo juice" .
Has anyone actually tried adding nitromethane?- I can't imagine how a diesel would react to that
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[B]Firstly, there is a bunch of hidden oxygen in Nitromethane.
You mean nitrous oxide.......right?
I was getting a little confused here. Guys around here usually refer to nitromethane as "nitro" and nitrous oxide as "nitrous" or many other clever nicknames - I like "thottle bottle" or "coo coo juice"
.Has anyone actually tried adding nitromethane?- I can't imagine how a diesel would react to that
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09-08-2004, 08:54 AM
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Originally posted by Don M
"Stay away from Drugs"....is what I think!
"Stay away from Drugs"....is what I think!
Am I going to have to ignore your advice again? LOL
My 4x4 is not used to abuse,,, it's not even acquainted with the weather down here!
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09-08-2004, 08:58 AM
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No Merrick is actually pondering Nitromethane-- the nasty stuff.
If you've seen the EGT that a Fuel car runs, you wouldn't even consider nitromethane in a diesel.
Merrick is certifiable section 8
If you've seen the EGT that a Fuel car runs, you wouldn't even consider nitromethane in a diesel.
Merrick is certifiable section 8
09-08-2004, 11:16 AM
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diesels optimum air to fuel ratio is 25:1 for cruising....as opposed to gasolines 14.7:1. I will check my notes from my engineering books and get you the specific heat for diesel, and then find my formula books. But if you know the stoich formula you can figure all that stuff out easy as pie!!
09-08-2004, 11:47 AM
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Originally posted by HOHN
No Merrick is actually pondering Nitromethane-- the nasty stuff.
If you've seen the EGT that a Fuel car runs, you wouldn't even consider nitromethane in a diesel.
Merrick is certifiable section 8
No Merrick is actually pondering Nitromethane-- the nasty stuff.
If you've seen the EGT that a Fuel car runs, you wouldn't even consider nitromethane in a diesel.
Merrick is certifiable section 8
I would love to see Merrick try nitro - but that is nuts!
09-08-2004, 06:16 PM
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SuperDiesel on dieselplace.com is running a nitro/water mix on his d*ramax. He tried to run it in the 1/4 and it ended up making bad noises before the end of the track.
http://dieselplace.com/forum/forum_p...0&TPN=2#129571
brandon.
http://dieselplace.com/forum/forum_p...0&TPN=2#129571
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09-08-2004, 07:01 PM
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Nitromethane is some evil stuff. It is impact sensitive, if you put a drop of it on the floor and smack it with a hammer it will explode. They can't ship it in railroad tank cars any more because it can (and has) explode from the pressure of a sudden stop, leaving a smoking crater where the train was. I would not put it in a diesel engine. There's a good reason why top fuel and funny car engines need to be rebuilt after each run.
Nitrous oxide is healthy in comparison.
Nitrous oxide is healthy in comparison.
09-09-2004, 02:30 PM
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I've talked to the official water/meth SnowMan tester (Jim Fulmer, - Thanks Doug- ), and the Water/Meth/Nitro mix is a go!
I talked to Chris Strickland, and he said my truck HAS TO be done next Saturday.
Expect some news in 3 weeks...
Can't wait to see the results myself.
Horspower Freak blows Dyno shop up,, news at 11....
Merrick
I talked to Chris Strickland, and he said my truck HAS TO be done next Saturday.
Expect some news in 3 weeks...
Can't wait to see the results myself.
Horspower Freak blows Dyno shop up,, news at 11....
Merrick
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