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Message: [QUOTE="amplituderacing, post: 1471321, member: 28614"] Nitrous is an oxidizer, but mixed with diesel under pressure it becomes violently combustible. Unless you've designed a way to inject nitrous only on the exhaust stroke in your diesel to lower EGT, it's going to be used as a 'fuel' in the sense that it's going to be injected in the motor along with more actual fuel (diesel) to create a stronger combustion. Is the nitrous really combusting? No. Nitrous is actually non-flammable. But you're using it as a fuel because you're mixing it with diesel in high pressure. Point is ... bigger, faster bang regardless of how you make it = horsepower, and horsepower breaks parts. If these trucks were reliable at 1000hp, they would have been marketed at 1000hp. Inviato dal mio Nexus 6P utilizzando Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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