Subject	No, it helps things burn (oxidizer). (n/m)
Posted by	Chuck S. on January 11, 2001 at 8:21 PM
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In Reply To	What? Oxygen is HIGHLY flammable (n/m) posted by Patrick [Buffalo] on January 11, 2001 at 08:11 PM
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Follow Ups	NOS Q: i thought about NOSing my Z but answer this >> - maverick (NYC) 18:39:52 01/11/01 Wow... I never thought of that>>> - Grec (East Bay, CA) 18:47:10 01/11/01 Not very likely if the car started on fire and it got >>> - NONE 19:02:09 01/11/01 Thats why there is a blow off tube, if the bottle is under - BadZCar (FL) 21:59:09 01/11/01 exactly. problem is 95% of NOS users don't use blow down - Bernie 09:25:47 01/12/01 oh shit...never thought of that! - PizaroZ 18:55:42 01/11/01 Well sure... - zippin 18:58:36 01/11/01 That Maxima was under extreme pressure due to heat>> - qqqqqqqman 19:00:21 01/11/01 True...but highly unlikely >>>> - wesman [92TT-less in big D] 19:06:01 01/11/01 plus nitrous oxide in itself is not flammable (n/m) - mr. t 19:25:58 01/11/01 Like oxygen. (n/m) - mfh {97TTSupra} 19:41:51 01/11/01 What? Oxygen is HIGHLY flammable (n/m) - Patrick [Buffalo] 20:11:36 01/11/01 No, it helps things burn (oxidizer). (n/m) - Chuck S. 20:21:47 01/11/01 ya, but it's not the flammability, it's the pressure that's - Bernie 09:25:08 01/12/01 You don't need NOS if you live in the NYC area man. - Abel(Florida) 19:18:28 01/11/01 that Maxima guy was an idiot - mr. t 19:44:06 01/11/01 Quick street races? LOL have you ever been to nYC man - Abel(Florida) 19:55:02 01/11/01 of course I've been there - mr. t 21:06:14 01/11/01 wonder if you could mount bottle on luggage rack. (n/m) - Xi0nX4 (ohio) 22:56:22 01/11/01
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