98ctr

YEA VIDEO TAPE THAT.

BLACK_DEL_SOL

heres how it all works break it down
nitrous oxide (N20) is a gas made up of two parts nitrogen to one of oxygen. it's stored as a liquid under pressure in a bottle.but as soon as it's injected into the engine it turns to a gas, heat breaks the chemical bond down, the inert nitrogen disappears into the atmosphere, while the engine is fed a nice rich dose of OXYGEN. so the role of nitrous oxide is that of a carrier of oxygen and makes it alittle safer to store and handle.

wat we have now is a lean mixture of fuel and air or too much o2.the ratioof fuel to oxygen is too low, meaning detonation or melted pistons.unless you add more fuel to balance things out.

so basically adding nos to the car is adding pure o2 so its a safe bet that adding pure o2would give some quick power if you add it in a quick burst but ifits on all the time it would have to be in a low flow rate ,it would be better to only use it for a drag race or so fourth but yes in my idea go for the o2 if you got the cash and time to design a setup and let us know how it works out and takes pics and video when your buddy blows it up

surfer

if it was a good idea it would have been done already, stick to nitrous if you wanna inject stuff

lgnnchg

I'm buying an '87 Hyndai hatchback for $75. I'm going to install O2 injection (with a VERY small tank) and film it from a quarter mile away (major zoom). I'll be sure to post the video.