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Nitrous oxide (N2O) has been used for decades by those trying to get more from their engine with a relatively simple and effective administration of this dynamic compound. Two properties that make...
Though considered by many an old-fashioned approach to increasing engine longevity and octane tolerance, water injection is currently enjoying a resurgence in popularity due to the engine...
Combustion requires three basic elements: fuel, oxygen and heat. The more fuel and oxygen you have, the bigger the resulting bang. Since an engine's power is determined by the force of the...
Top fuel dragster engines produce thousands of horsepower and can use over 20 gallons of nitro methane fuel on a single quarter-mile run, so they require a fuel pump that can keep delivering. Top...
Nascar started with the use of fuel cells as they were safer than the standard fuel tank. A regular fuel tank in a collision would leak out and possibly ignite a fire. When your running at high...
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