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chosen_way
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Wed Aug 02, 2006 4:22 am
i want to make a petrol scooter and put NOS on it
, but im not sure of how to do it? and i have searched endlessly on google and cannot find anything
, i know how to set engine up and get it moving the wheel but not how to attach it to the scooter with out wrecking balance. all healp would be appreciated.
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Kris.Is.Awesome
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Wed Aug 02, 2006 12:02 pm
chosen_way wrote:i want to make a petrol scooter and put NOS on it
, but im not sure of how to do it? and i have searched endlessly on google and cannot find anything
, i know how to set engine up and get it moving the wheel but not how to attach it to the scooter with out wrecking balance. all healp would be appreciated.
Buddy, you're going to need ALOT of cash, and a suit of armor. If it's 2 stroke, it may not have much of an effect. Four stroke- maybe. But how do you plan on injecting it? Mist into the carb?
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singularity
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Wed Aug 02, 2006 1:49 pm
i know how to set engine up and get it moving the wheel but not how to attach it to the scooter with out wrecking balance.
do you really need to ballance it? wont it balance with speed, think about when your on are normal scooter is yuor body perfectly balanced? no, part of you is hanging off one side so you can push it. the balancing isn't going to be a problem the NO2 is. save your self alot of time and strap some rockets onto it instead.
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PVC Arsenal 17
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Wed Aug 02, 2006 2:13 pm
Hmmm... I knew a site years ago that sold these pimped scooters with NOS and tuned pipes and all kinds of billet aluminum parts. They claimed it could pull 70mph!! They had a small NOS tank strapped to the handlebar with hoses running underneath to the engine.
irwinner has a good but crazy idea idea. ROCKET ENGINES!! Search for R Q Riley on google and look for they Pressure Jet Plans. It's similar to a pulse jet but uses camping propane tanks for fuel.
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PVC Arsenal 17
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Thu Aug 03, 2006 9:56 am
Shrimphead wrote:Pulse jets use propane too...
Do they really? I thought the model pulse jets used nitromethane. I guess there are other fuels that work.
