Subject	no, 2 nitrogens and 1 oxygen. your engine doesnt need
Posted by	Jefe on February 13, 2002 at 8:24 PM
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In Reply To	Shouldn't it be NO2? 1 nitrogen and 2 oxigen? :P (n/m) posted by timz on February 13, 2002 at 08:13 PM
Message	the nitrogen, but they use N2O because nitrogen bonds with the oxygen stably and is easy to produce and acquire. then when heated, i think the bonds breakdown and you get N2 and O2. goes like this : 2N2O => 2N2 + O2. Jefe
Follow Ups	Is this the book on n2o that I should read? >> - robbyg 19:38:47 02/13/02 Don't go NOS man! It's wussy juice :) - timz 19:56:15 02/13/02 n20, n20 (n/m) - Jefe 20:01:31 02/13/02 Shouldn't it be NO2? 1 nitrogen and 2 oxigen? :P (n/m) - timz 20:13:39 02/13/02 no, 2 nitrogens and 1 oxygen. your engine doesnt need - Jefe 20:24:35 02/13/02 Shoot! my chemistry is getting rusty :( (n/m) - timz 20:40:03 02/13/02 N02 will lower ur performance. check EGR valve in TECH (n/m) - Fokker 23:14:35 02/13/02 I've got turbos too! ;) >>> - robbyg 20:25:03 02/13/02 That's true :) 350+rwhp only amuse you for a little while. (n/m) - timz 20:34:33 02/13/02 So who knows which book it is? (n/m) - robbyg 20:26:11 02/13/02 I have the first one...I say try the new (second) one. (n/m) - SeedyRom (Z-less) 20:31:13 02/13/02 Cool thanks! I'm gonna hit a Barnes&Nobles tomorrow. - robbyg 20:32:32 02/13/02 Holy crap! He put out a new book AND a Z on the front... - SeedyRom (Z-less) 20:26:26 02/13/02 can't do injectors, intercoolers, or turbos right now, but.. - robbyg 20:31:04 02/13/02 Nice reasoning to me :) (n/m) - SeedyRom (Z-less) 20:33:20 02/13/02 Ordered the book from Amazon, its on backorder. (n/m) - robbyg 18:08:19 02/14/02 Damn, i bought the 1st one a week before the 2nd came out (n/m) - snoguitar(loser) 20:36:56 02/13/02
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