My workin on the car face
What makes a car N/A?
Ive heard alot about cars running times and saying that they are a N/A V6 ect. But what makes them this way? Is it after you cam the motor its no longer N/A?
Not an important question but im just curious.
Originally Posted by <TVR-161>
Almost not here!
No form of forced induction as far as I know.
Turbo or supercharger. - Or that Ebay gay electric blower thingo.
White 05 V6 VZ Executive - Thrashed Ex Telstra car
and 3 Dangerous non ABS VN's
Yeah what green said.
N/A = Naturally aspirated. A cammed car is still N/A
My workin on the car face
ah now i get it. I thought N/A was completely stock, lookin at 0-100 in 5 second times in a v6 made me sweat a bit! Now it makes sense, thanks guys
SkyFall
ya so add a turbo or charger and its no longer n/a
The Black Beauty
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does nitrous count as "non N/A" ?
Almost not here!
Good point - but no cigar.does nitrous count as "non N/A" ?
No longer just natural air and fuel going in - so I'd say no.
But on the other hand..... No the gas bottle adds pressure to force it in
White 05 V6 VZ Executive - Thrashed Ex Telstra car
and 3 Dangerous non ABS VN's
In ANDRA's eyes, Yes.does nitrous count as "non N/A" ?
In my eyes, defintely Yes.
It is doing exactly the same thing a turbo or supercharger would, adding more oxygen to the cylinder to allow you to inject more fuel, to create more bang.
And for trivial purposes or before someone asks, Nitrous is NOT FLAMMABLE on its' own! It is an oxidiser.
So you can have an engine to compete in two different classes simply by activating/deactivating a bottle. great stuff.
N/A = Naturally aspirated.
ENGINES NOT N/A ARE FORCED INDUCTED E.G TURBO OR SUPERCHARGER
Cheers.
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