Dry vs. Wet?
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RE: Dry vs. Wet?
im pretty sure you can get N20 without the sulfur added to it at a hardware store for a lot cheaper than what they sell you at car places, and the only difference is it doesnt have the 100ppm sulfur count. or maybe its not hardware stores...but i know someone other than car parts stores sells if without the sulfur for a lot cheaper.
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RE: Dry vs. Wet?
ORIGINAL: Nail I3unny
im pretty sure you can get N20 without the sulfur added to it at a hardware store for a lot cheaper than what they sell you at car places, and the only difference is it doesnt have the 100ppm sulfur count. or maybe its not hardware stores...but i know someone other than car parts stores sells if without the sulfur for a lot cheaper.
im pretty sure you can get N20 without the sulfur added to it at a hardware store for a lot cheaper than what they sell you at car places, and the only difference is it doesnt have the 100ppm sulfur count. or maybe its not hardware stores...but i know someone other than car parts stores sells if without the sulfur for a lot cheaper.
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RE: Dry vs. Wet?
no, only medical has it w/o sulfur. thats to keep people from using it to get high. even so, you should NEVER use it in your car without that. if the bottle starts leaking (which isnt as rare as it should be) you wouldnt smell it, and you would just go to sleep, driving down the road.
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RE: Dry vs. Wet?
The bottles are supposed to be checked out every so often. Be sure you do that and there really is not much to worry about.
You're right, things go bad, but there really is not much to fail on a bottle.
You're right, things go bad, but there really is not much to fail on a bottle.
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RE: Dry vs. Wet?
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and thats also *if* people are smart enough to run the line under the car, instead of the easy way out of under the carpet.
and thats also *if* people are smart enough to run the line under the car, instead of the easy way out of under the carpet.
I would hope someone where smart enough to run it out of the car, otherwise it serves no purpose... Aside from *maybe* passing inspection at the track.
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RE: Dry vs. Wet?
The blow down tube is only if the pressure in the bottle goes over the blow down tube seal rating. If the connection at the hose and the bottle starts leaking the blow down tube will do nothing.
12 bucks a refill huh? If I could find it that cheap Id start juicing again.
12 bucks a refill huh? If I could find it that cheap Id start juicing again.
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From: lousiana (metarie)
RE: Dry vs. Wet?
what u talking about if u run the line outside the car you might not pas inspection at the track? im looking 2 put a 50 shot dry nos system in my car but if i cant take it on the track whats the point
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