Excuse my ignorance, but - what are you referring to? Link?
A black 05/06 made it into the All Out 16 in one of the episodes and arm jumped hard as Rich went from rest, to raising his arms up. Probably one of the worst jumps in Pinks history. Older guy, supposedly a forum member.
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A black 05/06 made it into the All Out 16 in one of the episodes and arm jumped hard as Rich went from rest, to raising his arms up. Probably one of the worst jumps in Pinks history. Older guy, supposedly a forum member.
it probally had a cheapo kit and the switch/button stuck open and filled the motor with a bunch of n2o and when he went to start it it went bang.....just wat i think happened
I still want to know how people think a non combustible gas (nitrous) alone would blow up a car like that, there had to be fuel pooled in the intake for that to even happen.
A black 05/06 made it into the All Out 16 in one of the episodes and arm jumped hard as Rich went from rest, to raising his arms up. Probably one of the worst jumps in Pinks history. Older guy, supposedly a forum member.
Oh smurf, here we go again...this thread is about to go OT in....3.....2......1......
I still want to know how people think a non combustible gas (nitrous) alone would blow up a car like that, there had to be fuel pooled in the intake for that to even happen.
Maybe a fuel solenoid stuck open? Just grasping at straws here...
I still want to know how people think a non combustible gas (nitrous) alone would blow up a car like that, there had to be fuel pooled in the intake for that to even happen.
Maybe a fuel solenoid stuck open? Just grasping at straws here...
I was thinking that but something would have to open it to begin with in the staging lane.
Unless the car has a dedicated fuel system there is always pressure on the solenoid so there would have been problems before the occurance. It possibly could have been wired wrong and when the system was activated it opened the solenoid automatically rather than triggered by RPM and WOT or a button.
I was thinking that but something would have to open it to begin with in the staging lane.
Unless the car has a dedicated fuel system there is always pressure on the solenoid so there would have been problems before the occurance. It possibly could have been wired wrong and when the system was activated it opened the solenoid automatically rather than triggered by RPM and WOT or a button.
Yeah littlemiss, I know that . I just figured I would go with the flow of the thread.
Would it make you feel better if I called it N20?
Nope, because it's actually N2O.
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I hate the people who get thick in their pants when they get to correct someone for saying "nos". Do they act the same way when someone says "I'd love to get a coke". It's COLA you smurfin TARD!
We all know what they're talking about, so until they say "I need to get at least two bottles of nawwwz", then STFU about it.
I hate the people who get thick in their pants when they get to correct someone for saying "nos". Do they act the same way when someone says "I'd love to get a coke". It's COLA you smurfin TARD!
We all know what they're talking about, so until they say "I need to get at least two bottles of nawwwz", then STFU about it.
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N20 is what you get high on at the dentist? N02 is why you should keep 30 grand in your checking account to replace your car. Did I get it right that time?
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afer looking at the pics again , the valley pan is gone it may have been a crankcase explosion.
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I was noticing the same thing. It has square port, L92, LS3 or LS7 heads also. If the manifold had been what had blown up, and the valley cover went to, I would think there would be more pieces of the valley cover sitting in the top of the block. Might be easy to narrow down the car if it is a member on here and we know the shoot location.
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N20 is what you get high on at the dentist? N02 is why you should keep 30 grand in your checking account to replace your car. Did I get it right that time?
It is N2O. not 0 (Zero), There are 2 parts nitrogen to 1 part oxygen.
And your last statement shows how ignorant you are on the subject.
N20 is what you get high on at the dentist? N02 is why you should keep 30 grand in your checking account to replace your car. Did I get it right that time?
Nope, they're both the same gas. I was just being a jerk and correcting your N20 [you typed 'zero' instead of 'o'].
Laughing gas and go fast gas are the same compound, just prepared differently. Automotive grade is industrial quality and will smurf up your lungs if you go that route. Automotive grade is nearly always mixed with Hydrogen Sulfide.
Nope, they're both the same gas. I was just being a jerk and correcting your N20 [you typed 'zero' instead of 'o'].
Laughing gas and go fast gas are the same compound, just prepared differently. Automotive grade is industrial quality and will smurf up your lungs if you go that route. Automotive grade is nearly always mixed with Hydrogen Sulfide.
Similair to the way they add gas/other compounds to the 200 proof alcohol they make for Ethanol. I would highly suggest not ever huffing any Nitrous they put in your bottle...
EDIT: For everyone bashing nitrous, if you actually set it up correctly and use a reasonable shot relative to the mods you have and the strength of your internals, then it's just about 100% safe to run. It makes no sense to completely bash every nitrous setup when one person installs it improperly and/or uses too much.
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Nope, they're both the same gas. I was just being a jerk and correcting your N20 [you typed 'zero' instead of 'o'].
Laughing gas and go fast gas are the same compound, just prepared differently. Automotive grade is industrial quality and will smurf up your lungs if you go that route. Automotive grade is nearly always mixed with Hydrogen Sulfide.
Damn sister, picky picky... I can't tell the difference between a 0 and a O unless they're typed right next to each other.
All now must reference the below entire statement when referring in anyway shape or form to NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOS!!
Nitrous oxide
IUPAC name [show]
Dinitrogen monoxide
Other names Laughing gas
Identifiers
CAS number 10024-97-2
PubChem 948
UN number 1070 (compressed)
2201 (liquid)
ChEBI 17045
RTECS number QX1350000
ATC code N01AX13
InChI [show]
InChI=1/N2O/c1-2-3
ChemSpider ID 923
Properties
Molecular formula N2O
Molar mass 44.013 g/mol
Appearance colorless gas
Density 1222.8 kg/m3 (liquid)
1.8 kg/m3 (gas STP)
Melting point −90.86 ºC (182.29 K)
Boiling point −88.48 ºC (184.67 K)
Solubility in water 0.15 g/100 ml (15 ºC)
log P 0.35
Vapor pressure 5150 kPa (20 ºC)
Structure
Molecular shape linear, C∞v
Dipole moment 0.166 D
Thermochemistry
Std enthalpy of
formation ΔfHo298 +82.05 kJ/mol
Standard molar
entropy So298 219.96 J K−1 mol−1
Pharmacology
Routes of
administration Inhalation
Metabolism 0.004%
Elimination
half-life 5 minutes
Excretion Respiratory
Hazards
MSDS ICSC 0067
EU Index Not listed
NFPA 704 020OX
Flash point Non-flammable
Related compounds
Related nitrogen oxides Nitric oxide
Dinitrogen trioxide
Nitrogen dioxide
Dinitrogen tetroxide
Dinitrogen pentoxide
Nitrogen trioxide
Except where noted otherwise, data are given for
materials in their standard state
(at 25 °C, 100 kPa)
Infobox references
A black 05/06 made it into the All Out 16 in one of the episodes and arm jumped hard as Rich went from rest, to raising his arms up. Probably one of the worst jumps in Pinks history. Older guy, supposedly a forum member.
Happened here in Atlanta and yes he is a forum member. If you watch the unedited video tape he dropped his arms twice and it was a bit different than his normal arm drop. He also approached the competing diesel truck and said something to them prior to the matchup. We guess it went something like "don't go on my arm drop"
They remind you the whole time that you are there that you are part of a dramatic TV show and that some things may go differently than expected or may be shown differently on TV after editing.
hydrogen sulfide is the rotten egg smell .the only reason it is added is so you wont inhale it .
nitros does contain oxygen but it is bound to nitrogen and is nonflamable .
when it is introduced to a hot combustion chamber it breaks down and frees the oxygen from the nitrogen.
then it will add oxygen to the fuel reaction.
if it was just pure oxygen it would burst into flames in the intake .
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Maybe a fuel solenoid stuck open? Just grasping at straws here...
. I just figured I would go with the flow of the thread. 
I can't tell the difference between a 0 and a O unless they're typed right next to each other.
