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Nitromethane has one hell of a low stoich!
Isn't it like 1.7:1?
I think I did the math for the 30% Nitro I used to run in my Nitro R/C cars and yeah, that stuff runs pretty rich.
That little 5cc engine in my RC car could train a 150cc tank of fuel in 4 minutes doing WOT runs in a field.
If I remember correctly, in certain conditions, nitromethane pretty much doesnt need any air to combust - or spark for that matter.
Also, very volatile and unpredictable in raw form. Its said that you could drop a drum of it and it might explode on impact of the ground, or it will do absolutely nothing.
1.8 gallons a second.
I have worked on a nostalgic nitro rail crew on-off in the past.
The hard thing to fathom in tuning was adding fuel leaned it out & the remedy was more fuel LOL.
that's a lot!
At least you turbo guys know what fuel pump to buy when your current one maxes out
It is amazing to me that those motors don't hydro-lock