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This comes up from time to time. Theoretically nearly impossible because of the long burn time of Nitro but Dragzine found this video. The car MUST be on fuel because it sounds like a popcorn popper and belches flames in the second video.
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it is cool to see the experiment is right on the edge of formula 1 doing the same things...1984.
Stuff was so very sensitive. Just engine shake was disturbing dainty controls.
I have THE 1985 subaru rx engine in my wagon now. Optical disty, running natural due to extinction.
the top fuels being so linear and tried and true..supercharge is just right.
I bet someone gets a turbo in the game anyway, on todays controls.
Even companies going on 35 years of turbo are still getting it wrong...just on regular fuel.Last edited by Barry Donovan; May 14, 2017, 07:27 PM.Previously boxer3main
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It's been done in NHRA/IHRA somewhere before...late 80s early 90s but was immediately quashed by NHRA. I remember a digger with twin turbos into the supercharger....Comment
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