NO2 je verjetno napisal zaradi sistema NOS...
pa saj vemo zakaj gre

TechnoBoy je napisal/-a:NO2 je verjetno napisal zaradi sistema NOS...
pa saj vemo zakaj gre

sam ste pa kekci vsi po vrst da govorite nos. men osebno je smesn, raj recem nitro al pa monoksilc, kot pa nos. kaj ce bi vsem dizlom govoril mercedezi? oz, vsem velikoserijskim avtom ford T. nos not dal, nos sprical...pamet si naspricejte

lp, kr3mn1

:P isto ce bi govorili NX ....

TechnoBoy je napisal/-a::P isto ce bi govorili NX ....

toj tanajvec udarc, ko se vseved ki ma NX not govori NOS.
jest res ne vem vec...


lp, kr3mn1

hehehe..jah ce komu reces da mas plin bukov gleda... ce reces N2O ti rece a si zobarju spizdu_ botlo :P
hehe NOS pa vsak zastop...sej so vse F&F gledal

What Nitrous Oxide Is and What Nitrous Oxide Isn't
To your engine, nitrous oxide is a more convenient form of normal air. Since we are only interested in the oxygen the air contains, nitrous oxide provides a simple tool for manipulating how much oxygen will be present when you add additional fuel in an attempt to release more power. The power always comes from the fuel source. Nitrous oxide is not a fuel. Nitrous oxide is a convenient way to add the additional oxygen required to burn more fuel. If you add only nitrous oxide and do not add additional fuel, you would just speed up the rate at which your engine is burning the fuel that it normally uses.

This, more often than not, leads to destructive detonation. The energy comes from the fuel, not the nitrous. Nitrous oxide simply allows you to burn a greater quantity of fuel in the same time period; thus, the overall effect is a tremendous increase in the total amount of energy, or power, released from the fuel and available for accelerating your vehicle.

There is no voodoo involved in nitrous oxide. In effect, using nitrous is no different from using a bigger carburetor, a better manifold, a supercharger, or a turbocharger. Understand that the air you and your engine breathe is made up, at sea level, of 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and just 1% other gases. Nitrous oxide (N2O) is made by simply taking the 2 major components of earth's atmosphere (in this case 2 molecules of nitrogen and 1 molecule of oxygen) and attaching them together with a chemical bond. When the nitrous oxide goes into your engine the heat of combustion breaks the chemical bond to provide your engine more oxygen with which to burn fuel. As you've read, all race engines operate under the same principles: more air (better breathing, supercharging, turbocharging, or nitrous) plus more fuel in a denser vapor equals more power.