Shut the fuck up.
No it doesn't.
NOx is written to signify a multitude of Nitrogen Oxides.
The X can stand for 2, 4, or 5.

There are several different oxidation states for Nitrogen, so they are not the same thing. NOS isn't a chemical name, it's the name of a trademark. The only proper way to express nitrous oxide is to say "Nitrous Oxide", or to say "N2O".

calm down

fuck off.

dude, seriously why are you hatin'?
I didn't think I would offend anyone by being incorrect...
Also, thank you for that information. I am learning and that is what this site is mostly about. I'm sorry if I did offend you, I've only taken Integrated Chemistry lol so far in my life so don't expect too much.

Actually, I've heard that NOX is short for nitrous oxide (doesn't matter if it's laughing gas, or any other mitrous oxide), and NOx is the chemical formula, where x would define the number of oxygen-ions.

But you may correct me if I'm wrong, I'm better at carbohydrate names.

u can get nitrous from basically most head shops
if neccessary replace with c02 (you can buy that wherever they sell bb or paintball guns)

the nitrous in the cars you people are talking about is not the same as the nitrous in the dentist office....it has a sulfer added to it so it cant be abused....but the car nitrous would make a hell of a bomb if you could blow the tank up