and this is more than enough reason for me to have absolutely no interest in ever adding it to any car i'll ever own or drive.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1cPuJza_Aw

 

crazy wonder how that happened.

 

iv seen another vid of a vett catching fire after a n2o accident...the one i seen was due to pooling of fuel in the intake i think.

 

may not look like much at first but watch as they try to put out the flames!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYAI0rwRsbU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wX1-LgDA1Go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3oL8eCzz1s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQBWONx38ms&NR=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waS5b4jBU30

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9wC_N9VkoI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKBtHxkTbzk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BMfbat8MUo

 

Bottles are for babies.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0F-JX...eature=related

 

edit nevermind already posted

 

lol, love the vids!

arent you NOT suppose to open the hood when theres an engine fire? i saw like 2 tards open their hoods, lol

 

You pretty much answered your question lol.

 

lmao

true!

 

"Hope you have Geico!" LMAO

 

maybe this thread should be stickied for everybody.

 

I love me a good explosion on someone else's car.

 

Incorrect, you are taking a rather biased position.

Nitrous can be installed and ran correctly to prevent detonation. There are many variables when it comes to nitrous, just like there is when there comes to turbo setups. You don't just slap something on and drive around with it. Nitrous solenoids get stuck open, fuel solenoids don't open, there are a lot of variables and depending on the quality of system and how it was installed plays a major role. Everything has a limit and once you reach it, bad things do happen, it's a fact....when you increase power irresponsibly and neglect certain safety measures, inevitably, things will break and detonation will happen. I'm sure not a single one of these detonations had a wideband installed to monitor their AFR, just running nitrous like morons.

If you're going to sticky this, stick the other threads with morons running too much boost, no management, no gauges, no tune, stock injectors, homemade welded wastegates and eBay kits too, they have the same effect as nitrous installed improperly.

 

^^ i agree 100% with ya

 

remind me of the episode of pinks all out where dude in the new gto had a nitrous backfire and blew his hood and bumper off and destroyed his engine

 

there can be problems with all forms of forced induction, but nitrous oxide is usually the most notorious culprit.

 

imho the reason there are sooo many horror stories and vids dealing with n2o is the simple fact that nitrous is cheap (short run) and easy to get. so there for there will be a ton of peeps trying it out versus other forms of forced induction. also because its cheap your going to have cheap peeps trying to run it without taking the proper precautions or going that extra mile to spend more on a set of gauges/parts. There are some conditions that you couldn't avoid and with nitrous its unforgiving cause there isn't really any lag time for you to react, thats where proper safety comes into play. By using devices that will automatically shut things down that can react much faster than you can you will be a happy camper with n2o.

 

This is why I'll only be running nitrous through a chiller bar on my intercooler.

Also, I thought this was why nitrous had a bad reputation:

 

^^^ noooooooooooossssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!