At the O'Reilly Auto Parts Fall Street Machine Nationals in Springfield, Illinois, last year we spotted a dyno sheet on the windshield of Steve Engberg's '69 Mustang Mach 1. What demanded closer ...

Anyone who has done their homework on nitrous knows that when done right, it can be a hell of a good time. The healthy addition of oxygen into the combustion chamber will easily wake up your GM hot ...

A low-mile 1998 Camaro Z28/SS with manual transmission, nitrous system, and suspension modifications highlights ...

Did you see "The Fast and the Furious" last summer? It was a really silly movie about drag racing rice rockets, but it made stars out of an actor called Vin Diesel and a gas called nitrous oxide. Vin ...

In a typical nitrous oxide system, as the nitrous releases, the bottle pressure drops, which reduces the amount of nitrous delivered to the engine. That also changes the nitrous-to-fuel ratio, ...

There are two main types of nitrous systems: dry systems and wet systems. Dry systems inject nitrous oxide into the engine’s air intake, while wet systems inject both nitrous oxide and fuel. Plate ...

The first movie in the Fast and Furious series made nitrous oxide one of the most desirable vehicle modifications for those who did not know anything about it. The surrounding hype grew even further ...

Nitrous oxide is a powerful oxidizer. What this means is that if you pump it into an engine along with additional fuel, you can make a lot more power at the push of a button. Often referred to as ...

For weekend drag-racing buffs looking for instant horsepower, adding nitrous oxide systems to their cars' engines is a popular way to go. Nitrous oxide, the "laughing gas" used by dentists to sedate ...

YOU CAN SUCK ON IT WHILE the dentist wrenches a molar or use it to whip up cream for topping strawberry shortcake. The semiconductor industry uses it in the manufacture of MOSFET transistors (whatever ...