to my knowledge, there is no throttle controlled purge. a purge is used to "clean" you lines out, not to "spray"

throttle controlled spraying is a nice feature. ZEX systems have that and i know NX makes a "smart system" as they call it which is the same idea.

 

Turbo

 

both are good. just do what your budget allows and dont be a jackass. :thumbup:

 

turbo is always faster

 

thank you, whitels... do you have any more wisdom to impart in your second post?

 

:hahano:

 

You watched Fast and Furious too many times. Nitrous oxide is not flammable, and won't explode and combust.


Wanna put money on that?

 

You wrong. As a matter of fact NOS is flamable and combustable. Just not in its liquid form. Say for instance, you use all your NOS, that means in the tank the gas reminants of the NOS remain. Much like that of the fumes of gas, it is highly Flammable and combustable. So in fact we are both right and both wrong, just half and half. Also, per a chemistry basis, NOS is Nitrogen and Oxygen. Oxygen in if pure stat is flammable as hell and if you know anything about welding, if pure oxygen is mixed with oil or grease of anykind, it will combust. Also you have to think the fact that the bottle is pressurized, if it gets punctured, it will explode. Now NOS is an additive into a combustable fuel system, therefor NOS itslef will contain combustable componets to even be able to be used. You need to read up on your chemisty and not your movies. Also you need to refresh in physics. Now even though the bottle says non flamable, it honeslty can be if used improperly, so it is fully probable and possible that it can cause the damage i said.

 

Nitrous Oxide N2O is an oxidizer. It is NOT FLAMMABLE. It will however combust if it reaches a high enough temperature, around 572°F it breaks down and releases the oxygen, which combusts. Yes, anything that is under pressure can explode if punctured or the pressure becomes too great, but it will not explode into a ball of flames.

http://education.yahoo.com/reference...entry?id=34110

Although it does not burn, it supports combustion since it decomposes into oxygen and nitrogen when heated.

 

Yea, i almost pissed my pants reading that LMFAO!!! Its funny how people seem to always say that in threads like this.