Where is it at????
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Where is it at????
I am thinking about getting Nitrous but want to know where everyone has the bottle at? Kenny at cobalt-addiction said that i could make a false panel between the rear seat and the trunk. Let me know where you guys have nitrous installed. Thanks
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If you really want it "undercover" what you can do is remove the spair tire and put the bottle there,, thats what a friend of mine did...
after that you can cover it with the rear rug...
after that you can cover it with the rear rug...
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Originally Posted by ORT
how original 
. but thats were ill be putting mine too. easiest spot really lol there or the drivers side haha
. but thats were ill be putting mine too. easiest spot really lol there or the drivers side hahathere are ways to hide the system without going with the spare tire well (I personally don't care for that idea, no way to see your gauge either on the bottle)
99% of the people who I have shown my car too have seen my entire kit and don't even know it's there
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Originally Posted by slowion2
bingo haha, I suggest to people the passenger side so you can read the bottle gauge from the driver's seat.
there are ways to hide the system without going with the spare tire well (I personally don't care for that idea, no way to see your gauge either on the bottle)
99% of the people who I have shown my car too have seen my entire kit and don't even know it's there
there are ways to hide the system without going with the spare tire well (I personally don't care for that idea, no way to see your gauge either on the bottle)
99% of the people who I have shown my car too have seen my entire kit and don't even know it's there
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well keep in mind, you're gong to have to waste the amount of nitrous that fills that line up to get a pressure reading to the gauge, so keep that in mind. I'm planning to install a gauge up by my field of vision but the line will be very short because of how I'm doing this. main reason is I want to be able to have the bottle open with the seats up and still get a pressure reading. also, one of the giveaways that some people picked up on here is that I will turn my dome light on and look behind me before I run the system. if I do this I can modulate the heater and monitor pressure without any of that. yes, I am that far in the sleeper game 
what pieces are left to come in? glad to see someone running a Dynotune kit, my buddy with a 12 second automatic sc2 used to talk about their stuff a lot, great bunch of guys over there.
hit me up on AIM if you need anything, I'm on there as schizzo941. I don't browse this forum all that much anymore.
what pieces are left to come in? glad to see someone running a Dynotune kit, my buddy with a 12 second automatic sc2 used to talk about their stuff a lot, great bunch of guys over there.
hit me up on AIM if you need anything, I'm on there as schizzo941. I don't browse this forum all that much anymore.
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I said 10 second car not 10 minute car lol.
But cool thanks ill hit you up sometime. Im still waiting on the purge kit and the window switch. I dunno witch one to get I think the one is MSD or MSG lol i forget off the top of my head. Its either that one or the dynotune one. and also will i still loose the nitrous if its an electrical gauge?
But cool thanks ill hit you up sometime. Im still waiting on the purge kit and the window switch. I dunno witch one to get I think the one is MSD or MSG lol i forget off the top of my head. Its either that one or the dynotune one. and also will i still loose the nitrous if its an electrical gauge?
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Originally Posted by slowion2
I'm debating on painting it black or something but nobody really notices it anyway.
most people are just shocked a saturn had the ***** to open the hood, or that they just lost to one.
most people are just shocked a saturn had the ***** to open the hood, or that they just lost to one.
yeah there probably like wtf a sedan haha. and honestly looking under the hood i bet must people would just say umm why does that stock sedan have its hood open lol. but honostly thats awesome. I wanna get mine to be all hidden like that. How long did it take you to run all that?
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actually it's a coupe but pretty much same effect
took me a while to plan everything out over time. everything is hidden from the bottle to the solenoids to the hoses to the fogger to the purge button wired into my fog light switch (for my non-existant fog lights). initial install I did probably over the course of 3-6 months because of not having time finishing college and the fabbing of certain parts I needed. wasn't hidden for a few months after I finished the operational install, I originally had a dressy plate and **** for nopinationals but shortly there after I said **** this noise, time to go stealth. nobody ever sees it coming either, even the guys who know me get shocked because it doesn't register at first.
took me a while to plan everything out over time. everything is hidden from the bottle to the solenoids to the hoses to the fogger to the purge button wired into my fog light switch (for my non-existant fog lights). initial install I did probably over the course of 3-6 months because of not having time finishing college and the fabbing of certain parts I needed. wasn't hidden for a few months after I finished the operational install, I originally had a dressy plate and **** for nopinationals but shortly there after I said **** this noise, time to go stealth. nobody ever sees it coming either, even the guys who know me get shocked because it doesn't register at first.
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Originally Posted by slowion2
actually it's a coupe but pretty much same effect
took me a while to plan everything out over time. everything is hidden from the bottle to the solenoids to the hoses to the fogger to the purge button wired into my fog light switch (for my non-existant fog lights). initial install I did probably over the course of 3-6 months because of not having time finishing college and the fabbing of certain parts I needed. wasn't hidden for a few months after I finished the operational install, I originally had a dressy plate and **** for nopinationals but shortly there after I said **** this noise, time to go stealth. nobody ever sees it coming either, even the guys who know me get shocked because it doesn't register at first.
took me a while to plan everything out over time. everything is hidden from the bottle to the solenoids to the hoses to the fogger to the purge button wired into my fog light switch (for my non-existant fog lights). initial install I did probably over the course of 3-6 months because of not having time finishing college and the fabbing of certain parts I needed. wasn't hidden for a few months after I finished the operational install, I originally had a dressy plate and **** for nopinationals but shortly there after I said **** this noise, time to go stealth. nobody ever sees it coming either, even the guys who know me get shocked because it doesn't register at first.
ohhh haha for some reason i thought you had a sedan. sorry about that lol guess the coupe in your sig should of given that away lol
but thats crazy that its hidden in your fog lamp button. veryyy clever. I now see this could take me ahwile to do. haha. And ahve you by chance ran yours down a 1/4 mile yet? Just wondering what numbers you are runnig. Also haha what shot are you running 50 or 75?