Together with cars Nitro usually means either: 1) Nitrous Oxide, or 2) Nitro Methanol Nitrous Oxide is an oxygen-rich gas. When you feed it into an engine you increase the amount of oxygen, and with more oxygen the engine can burn more fuel. With more fuel to burn the engine can make more power. It's horsepower on a bottle. Do note that if you don't ramp up the fuel intake to match the added oxygen level you won't get any effect from the Nitro. Making more power will always put more stress on the engine, so reliability can suffer. Nitro Methanol is a special fuel, mostly used only by dedicated dragsters on racetracks, and by high-performance r/c models. It's expensive, chemically quite nasty stuff, but the way to go for massive power. == ==
If it is NITRO powered you use anywhere from 20% nitro fuel to 33% nitro fuel. Traxxas top fuel is the best fuel for nitro cars.
Not all the cars can have nitro but for those who can, you just have to buy the nitro parts.
RC Nitro CarsNitroRCX.com has the one speed nitro rc buggy for $119. See the related links below for two other sites you can buy inexpensive RC Nitro cars.
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Well if your planning to move onto nitro power cars once you get more experience you should start out with the Traxxas Sport which is a great nitro car for beginners
RC Nitro cars are remote control toy cars that people use or race as hobbies. The best place to buy a RC Nitro car is at a store that carries the car and the best time is when it is on sale for the cheapest price.
Any nitro, ranging between 5% and 30% nitro. Anything more would clog the engine.
Nitro cars are toy racing cars. They can be purchased from all good children and toy stores. Try the local Toys R Us, or webpages such as Amazon or Ebay.
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