D_Gusler

opening the bottle takes all of 15 seconds best--if youre going out on a friday night per sey, and think its a possibility you might spray, leave the heater on--it takes a little while to get the entire contents of the bottle warm espescially since it is getting ready to get cold. Cold days, it takes a while for the heater to get the gas up to 1000psi. warm to hot days, you really may not even need it, but it is always good to have one. It will make your system much more reliable.

besam

what happens if it isnt properly heated before its used?

q8stang

if u leave abotle in the trunk all day and it was hot is there a possibility of it exploding? i have every thing i need to install a zex kit but i was afrraid of it exploding for some reason

ohsixgt1217

If it isnt at least at 900 psi you just wont get the full effect of the nitrous. Nothing bad will happen, but at 850 psi your 100 shout may end up being only a 60 shot. It depends on how much nitrous is in your bottle and the weather when it comes to heating time. A full bottle even cold will open up to over 900 psi. And if it is hot out you wont even need to touch the heater. Now if it is cold outside, and your bottle is almost empty, it may take 15 minutes to heat up the bottle to where you want it.

Opening the bottle takes 4 seconds and closing the bottle takes 4 seconds, just timed it lol.

As far as a bottle blowing up from getting too hot in your trunk, I dont believe it. I live in Southwest Florida and have left my car outside with a full bottle for 12 hours. At the hottest point in the day i opened the bottle to see where the pressure was and it was at 1200 psi, which is not bad at all. 1150 psi is completely ideal for a track run or somthing.

I have heard of idiots wiring a heater up to stay on while the car is off (DUMB!) and leaving the heater on overnight and it blowing up. But you seriously have to have an IQ of 6 to do somthing like that.

q8stang

how bad is it if a bottle blows up in the trunk while you are in the car?

besam

i think it would be really bad, considering where are gas tank is located

D_Gusler

Well, you figure a 10lb bottle of a compressed liquid exploding at 1500 psi+ i expect it would devistate the whole *** end of the car. The bottles are equipped with a pressure burst disc, so at extreme pressures, it should break and simple discharge the nitrous into you trunk(or it you use a blow-down tube, out of the vehicle). I leave my bottle installed all the time--and Ive never had any problems. Our average summer days are mid 90s

tungstenstang

shouldnt this guy get tlok and 4.10's before he goes N20? just wondering for traction reasons

besam

it would def. help alot but im not sure about getting the nitrious anytime soon, just making sure im know what im doing BEFORE i do it