there all just lying then casue you cant beat science
im a physics major and what i did for my graduation project was compare and contrast and test theorys of ntiruos oxide in the average internal combustion engine and what all tests and studying have concured that it is unplausible and i might be more blunt and say impossible to inject this gasous liquid of any form into a internal combustion engine espeacially one that draws almost no vacuum
heres the simple answer for you...its physically impossible to injection nitrous as a gasous state into a diesel engine...and i think i know what im talking about because im a grad student at MIT
please explain to me then why nitrous would work better in the 1000 to 1100 or so bottle psi range? also why is a heater is used? thats right, becasue thats when nitrous starts going from liquid to gas, will it all be gas going into your engine no prob not becasue as we start to spray it will cool down and become a liquid, hince the use of the bottle warmer, I think it is like 96* and 1100 psi the nitrous goes from liquid to gas.
I would get your money back..lol
there all just lying then casue you cant beat science
what goods...lol jk
Is there enough room on the bottom side of the intake plenum to run six dual feed fogger nozzles??? I'd check myself but am geographicaly seperated from my truck.
This on a p-pumped truck (I assume that is where space would most be limited-behind the pump).