You’ve probably heard of E=MC^2 . You may also know it is a famous formula thought out by Albert Einstein that has something to do with energy, mass and the speed of light. It was this formula or equation which was instrumental in the development of the atomic bomb. The point I’m trying to get across is, you may know the formula, but that doesn’t mean you know how to build the bomb.

      You’ve probably heard of nitrous oxide ( N20 ). You may also know it as “juice”, “nos”, maybe even “nawz”. Don't get caught up in the fast and the furious. Learn the proper pronunciation and chemical make of  N2O so you can understand the hidden advantages of nitrous oxide. Reality is ....."the mind is a terrible thing to waste".

 

 "Two things are infinite; the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe".....Albert Einstein.

ni’trous ox’ide, a noun; you probably know it was discovered by an English chemist named Joseph Priestley in 1772. You may also know nitrous oxide is an oxygen bearing compound. Its chemical designation is N2O, which means now you know each nitrous oxygen molecule has two nitrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. So what does all this mean? Now we know the correct pronunciation, the chemical make up and when, where and who discovered it. BUT that doesn’t mean we know how to build and tune a nitrous system.

       Our mission at pdqmotorsports.com is to try and open the door to nitrous knowledge so each one of us may learn the necessary steps to educate ourselves to purchase, build, and tune a safe and reliable nitrous oxide system. After all an informed and educated consumer makes the best customer.

        We will try and get some of the nitrous industry gurus to contribute any knowledge and information that they are willing to share. Hopefully they will understand "free exchange of information" or just outright sharing their knowledge (not secrets) will benefit their business, the nitrous industry and promote safe nitrous oxide usage. After all an ostrich with its head stuck in the sand is in as much danger as an ostrich caught in the headlights.

 

john@pdqmotorsports.com @2006

 

 

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