fastdavedk
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I have an alcohol injection system and I wonder if anyone knows whether it would be good, bad or indifferent to use nitromethanol, (the stuff used in top fuel and funny car) in my resevoir. Thanks.
I have an alcohol injection system and I wonder if anyone knows whether it would be good, bad or indifferent to use nitromethanol, (the stuff used in top fuel and funny car) in my resevoir. Thanks.
R/C glow fuel also contains 12-18% oil. The oil will most likely destroy the seals in the alky pump.
Who says they aren't?It's amazing that more people aren't mixing nitro in with their fuel.
I was gonna post the same exact thing, but you beat me to it.
IDK about oil hurting seals, but the oil R/C fuel contains could certainly foul spark plugs or leave a residue & clog the Alky nozzle.
I think you shadetree chemists better leave the use of volitile blends of fuels to people who know WTF he/she is doing.
Furthermore, it's NOT Nitromethanol, it's Nitromethane.
You're no fun. :frown:^ While it may be true that nitromethane is "stable" when exposed to an open flame, but combust in under extreme pressure (I.E. boosted engine cylinder pressure) and you have one extremely dangerous, violent fuel.
Not to mention, gasoline & nitromethane don't mix either.
I'm done arguing my point. If anyone on here is stupid enough to mix 3,4,5,10 different burnable "fuels" together risking parts, engine , or even bodily harm in search of butt dyno power.... be my guest Sir Newton
Maybe you can sell your recipe to the ricer crowd.
^ While it may be true that nitromethane is "stable" when exposed to an open flame, but combust in under extreme pressure (I.E. boosted engine cylinder pressure) and you have one extremely dangerous, violent fuel.
Not to mention, gasoline & nitromethane don't mix either.
I'm done arguing my point. If anyone on here is stupid enough to mix 3,4,5,10 different burnable "fuels" together risking parts, engine , or even bodily harm in search of butt dyno power.... be my guest Sir Newton
Maybe you can sell your recipe to the ricer crowd.