So I was rewatching Mad Max Fury Road and during one of the last chase scenes they start spitting gas into the super charger intakes to get a small boost. I'm sort of a car retard so I don't really know but I'm pretty curious to see what you guys think
Compressing a flammable liquid is a bad idea mmm'kay
>watches mad max road fury
>several times
>a retard when it comes to cars
seems fitting
Thanks for ruining it for me ass.
>>14975015
Fury road a shit. Although pregnant girl is sexy as fuck
>>14975037
Nigga it's been out for a while
>>14975028
then why are carbs mounted on top of superchargers and not the other way around?
>>14975140
>>14975028
>>14975154
>>14975140
but don't roots superchargers just shove air into the engine instead of just compressing it
>>14975140
> carbs pour liquid fuel into the engine
This isnt how carbs work.
>>14975028
Compressing a flammable liquid in the presence of an oxidizer is bad mmm;kay
>>14975179
i think they are usually less peak boost than turbos but they still compress
>>14975154
>>14975140
Only do this if you want to run >100 octane fuel
>>14975179
Good fuck, man.
It wasn't gas it was nitro, as in nitromethane, which is what top fuel dragsters run on.
>>14975028
If the fuel/air mixture ignites without a spark, no matter how compressed it is, you have serious problems. This is called detonation or preignition and destroys engines.
>>14975203
See above.
>>14975015
This would work only if the engine were running lean. In this situation, there's extra air to oxidize the fuel being spit into the blower.
>>14975179
If the cylinder is under partial vacuum and you 'shove' air into it, it's being compressed relative to where it was, even if we're not at atmospheric pressure yet.
