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Snow Performance Nitro Booster
HAS ANYONE EVER USED NITRO BOOSTER MADE BY SNOW PERFOMANCE OR HEARD ANY GOOD FEEDBACK ON IT. WANTED TO TRY IT OUT BUT WANTED TO KNOW IF ITS WORTH IT BEFORE I PURCASE IT. THANKS GUYS
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It is actually a Nitromethane blend. Be careful with that stuff. I am not sure on the chemical burn properties but I would assume an adjustment to your AFR may be needed. This stuff is NOT "boost juice" (the 49/51% meth water blend).
Anyone wish to chime in on how Nitromethane works in top fuel race cars?
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Anyone wish to chime in on how Nitromethane works in top fuel race cars?
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Originally Posted by BigBlackAv
some feedback would be nice! .... reads like it would account for it's own fuel/o2 so no need to retune when you are running it.
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If nitromethane provided 100% of the oxygen that it required, then top fuel cars wouldn't have blowers, or for that matter intake valves even. I don't know what it would do to your AFR, but based on the statement in my previous sentence (it must be true if it is in writing), I would guess that it would make your engine richer.
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I definitely would not use nitromethane on a stock motor,it will push cast pistons over the edge.Nitromethane is readily available at hobby shops as model airplane fuel and will make really big power gains.It is highly corrosive to fuel systems and hard to tune properly.I personally have killed a motor running the stuff.Nitrous oxide in a kit is much safer and delivers similar power gains.
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Yikes, this stuff sounds dangerous. I don't think it's pure Nitromethane though. If they sell it to the public, designed to be used in thier systems, then it can't be that bad. Right? I'll try it if you try it....you first.