Nitrous for Beginners! | Engine Masters | MotorTrend

Want to add a crazy amount of horsepower to your engine? Try nitrous! On Engine Masters, Freiburger and Dulcich explain the basics of adding nitrous oxide to an engine, along with some helpful tips.

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[beartodrift]

Awesome to see Richard on the show. He’s made a great following on his own channel

[rickintexas]

Back in 1979 while in high school I put nitrous on my 73 Buick Skylark. It gave the car a huge boost. It was so much fun.

[itsyourboytommy]

These guys and episodes are gold and will be gold in 20 years. Keep up the great information and hands on tips!

[jamesthomas]

Been using nitrous for years. Wished you had touched upon how much fuel pressure you were using on the fuel side of the nitrous.

[tomcelica]

You didn’t see big gains because you didn’t heat the bottle with a torch like they do on Street Outlaws. It’s true because I read it on the internet. 🤣

[bradmclaughlin]

I'm with Steve, all motor all day.

[DNOFHD]

Richard old school Master !!!!
✈✈ also love to see Freiburger and Dulcich videos learn alot thanks for your time to give us alot of xp that we need in our builds .i am from saudi arabia i am fllowing you guys from long time since roadkill you are the best..

[dragbikedemon]

Hands down…..best episode of Engine Masters EVER!

[guiguitonicmotorsport]

I love nitrous. Of course in our small European or Japanese engines we cannot put as much power as on your V8"for why I dont live in usa ;-(" but Iove when I sent 100shot in progressiv on my miata. Nitrous is for me, the only supercharger capable of triggering this power whenever you want and the only lag of n2o is the resistance in ohms in the wires. Nos is boss for little budget !

[studio]

Shame that us in europe can not no longer watch this … was one of my favorite programs on motortrend

[ZishanMalik]

Nice to see Richard join the crew on camera

[markrich]

I've always jumped straight to turbo. Nitrous is so rough on engines from my experience. I'm sure if I fooled with it more I may have a different opinion. This really makes me want to give it a try again. I can tell software has really progressed in 25 years.

[LucoreAuto]

Good to see Richard in there doing some work on the dyno! Really curious how much that little SBF cost as a "test mule"... YIKES! 👹

[TwoBlackMarks]

I would like to be able to watch this in Norway again, I WAS a paying subscriber when it still was possible.

[Fljeff]

Nitrous is easy fast. I was told when I first used Nitrous I was told cold plugs good gas and less timing

[rbradford]

Hey guys I love the content and I enjoy the enthusiasm in your videos. I have a 4.6 mustang gt 2v I would like to see what you would do with one of those engines just to see if its a dead end or can be viable. We all know the s550s have alot of potential however you never see people do much with with the Romeo v8s or the Windsor of that generation and it was in everything Ford produced in some capacity

[glenncerny]

2 is the correct answer. The "easy button" is also the easy piston delete button.

[usmcmma]

I had a 2007 Triumph Rocket 3 and got the bright idea to run a dry 50 shot. I had a tune boy and wired a momentary switch on the handle right handle bar. I was running 70mph when I hit it. I watched the RPMs scream up while the mph dropped down. Seriously confused I let off the throttle and the rear end snaps back straight. My buddy following me watched as I laid a 100 foot patch in the road. Dropped tire pressure and did a wheelie at 90 on a 700+ lb bike. Good times!!!

[mylesakatrm]

Started using not just Nitrous but NOS Brand since Scott and Mike started the little shop across from Cypress College in So Cal in the early 1980's!
Have always loved it and always will! That should show my age! LoL 😂 ✌🤙

[angusandleigh]

...as dangerous it is to drop and crack off the valve, I've always been surprised that nitrous bottles don't have the valve cap protection that other 'rocket capable' bottles have like say an O2 bottle (mind it does have more than twice the pressure) has...and it can't be a weight thing as you unscrew those caps when you have secured the bottle and are ready to plumb it...