The History of Nitrous Oxide and its Effect on Automobiles
The History of Nitrous Oxide and its Effect on Automobiles.
When many automotive technicians are asked what they think would boost an engine they would answer Nitrous Oxide. Nitrous Oxide is a chemical compound that contains two nitrogen atoms for every oxygen atom. Nitrous oxide is almost always mistakenly called "NOS," which is an acronym for the company, Nitrous Oxide Systems. "Nos" is the biggest manufacturer of nitrous oxide injection systems for automotive use.
Nitrous oxide is a colorless, non-flammable gas with a slightly sweet taste and odor. When the gas is injested or inhaled it tends to make one laugh or experience a brief period of the chuckles. This is where the nickname "laughing gas" came from. Too much inhalation of nitrous oxide could caus
The Germans were the first people to use nitrous oxide in engines when they used it in aircraft during WWII. Many other countries picked up on the idea and started injecting their own aircraft engines with the substance. In the late 1950's nitrous oxide was first used in America by stock car racers to cheat. Soon after racing organizations banned its use because of fairness and safety issues. Then again nitrous oxide was "rediscovered" by drag racers and hotrodders who needed the extra boost. Many funny cars run super nitrous methane gas still today to make 5's in the quarter mile.
In conclusion nitrous oxide is one of the best way to make fast cars faster. It is a simple way to make your car have the get up and go you want. Just remember to leave th
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