How to Install and Tune Nitrous Oxide Systems

Whether you have been running night just for years or you are brand new to the game or you're not quite familiar with the modern technology this book is got enough information in it to at least point you in the right directions simple easy to understand and makes a lot of common sense definitely one to have around even though you probably only read it once or twice

The author Bob McClurg is the guru, there are others that claim to be guru's however Bob sells his knowledge in a book that you can refer back to as you go, if you are going to use nitrous, gain as much info as you can "before" pushing the button. All of the nitrous companies claims are pretty much the same, it is not a matter of the HP number they spray, it is about having your combination ready for the Hit. Great Book!

used it to design a system for my car

Of the book series (s-a design) this is been the worst read yet. It feels more like someone that's trying to impress with part numbers and the ways things used to be done. Most of it is about carburators and showing different instillations. History is good to know but this is excessive considering the lack of information in other areas. It would be nice to have expanding ratios, mixing ratings, flow ratings etc etc. Really didn't teach me much at all.

Great book for the more experienced. Gets more in depth in tuning and diagnostics. Lacking in the engine building section where you need to know about ring gaps so you don't tear the ring lands out of the pistons.

Covers multiple installations and does a good job of overview. I learned a lot.

The book is very in depth covers a wide range of different cars and set ups.

I am a mechanic professor in US, Puerto Rico, and believe me I personally RECOMMENDED. They are the best...