Nitrous oxide needs no introduction. Despite the hoards of racers jumping on the forced induction bandwagon, nitrous remains one of the most devastatingly effective and incredibly affordable ...

Nitrous, juice, squeeze... the very words are loaded with rebellious implications, suggesting that someone'spushing the limits, even getting away with something they shouldn't be. They do call them ...

For weekend drag-racing buffs looking for instant horsepower, adding nitrous oxide systems to their cars' engines is a popular way to go. Nitrous oxide, the "laughing gas" used by dentists to sedate ...

Nitrous oxide is probably the most misunderstood ingredient in the modern hot rodder's cook book. Its power enhancing properties are widely recognized and debated, but the practical application of ...

There are two main types of nitrous systems: dry systems and wet systems. Dry systems inject nitrous oxide into the engine’s air intake, while wet systems inject both nitrous oxide and fuel. Plate ...

Like many wonderful and useful scientific things, nitrous oxide was discovered by accident in 18th-century England, and much later (during the '30s and '40s) it was used by dentists as an anesthetic.

Courier Journal reporter Stephanie Kuzydym reviewed legislation nationally and spoke with Kentucky legislators, as well as ...