The original throttle in a bottle, Nitrous Oxide Systems has been providing racers with the best bang-for-the-buck horsepower gains for decades. NOS has wet kits, dry kits, direct port systems, and vehicle-specific kits to give your car a shot of horsepower. Adjustable From 100-150 horsepower 4150 Plate Kit.

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2014年1月24日 · Despite the hoards of racers jumping on the forced induction bandwagon, nitrous remains one of the most devastatingly effective and incredibly affordable performance modifications in existence....

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2025年1月16日 · The typical entry-level nitrous oxide system usually features a nitrous solenoid with 1/8”NPT inlet, 1/8”NPT outlet and an orifice sized around 0.075”-0.085”. These solenoids will typically be rated to supply nitrous oxide systems jetted to deliver 150-200 horsepower shots.

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Nitrous Oxide Systems. Nitrous Oxide (N2O) is a true enigma in the world of drag racing. It is without a doubt one of the most popular and most misunderstood products used to increase the horsepower of a high-performance racing engine.

2021年3月10日 · Nitrous oxide (N2O) is a molecule consisting of two parts nitrogen and one part oxygen. If we squeeze it to a pressure of 760 psi, it will begin to transform from a gaseous form into a liquid. Now we have a much more dense and powerful form of nitrous.