Of course you can't, it's against NHRA regulations.

 

Yessir, Moroso Motorsports Park in West Palm, and Countyline Dragway in Miami.

 

Inventive...but dude...Looks like you've been hauling dirt inthe floorboards

 

hey Hack you need to race a Meth N/A car and see what is better

 

Blame Madison County for pouring sand on our roads

 

So you got a nitrous setup but don't plan on going to a track?

 

I don't plan on going to the track until it OPENS.

lol. Even then, there's only two open test n tunes a year which cost $40 each

 

dude, they were prolly all pointing at the car and smiling cause they were laughing. I mean seriously. a 2.2 sedan with nitrous?
im saying what they were thinking. cause im a tech also

but its still fu*kin sweet. good work.

 

Naw cause they all came in and were talkin to me about it

 

Next thread is i just blew up my car

 

Ralph Nadar was correct. Unsafe at any Speed. I strongly recommend that you research a reliable source on N2O installation and use before you heat your bottle again or place bottle inside a vehicle. Your choice of bottle heating leaves no monitor of or protection against excessive bottle pressure, your lack of secure bottle mounting plus having the bottle and N2O line in passenger compartment are dangerous. All of the above are safety hazards.

 

QFT X10000000!

 

x2, I love how my car traps @ 107-108mph. It would be fun to have a built forged motor though on some juice.

 

The heating source automatically shuts itself off after an hour of inactivity.

The bottle is very well secured as it fits perfectly between the front and rear seats.

IIRC NHRA regulations say I may put the bottle/lines in the passenger compartment as long as I have a blow-down tube, which I DO have and plan on installing prior to ever visiting the track

 

how do you plan to regulate bottle pressure while you're spraying? you know that your bottle pressure is going to drop and you continue to spray and your shots are gonna get weaker and weaker unless you can regulate bottle pressure...right?

also, is your bottle actually mounted with the backpack just surrounding it or is it just chillin in there? because if you go to the track, they're going to require it be secured as well as a blowdown tube.

 

That's an original idea! Good luck with it..

I don't know much about nitrous, but it doesn't look like a good idea, but again I don't know too much...

It's your car not mine.

So good luck with it!

 

Danger to Manifold

**OH **** THERE WENT MY FLOORBOARD!!**

Seriously Hack, that is not a safe setup...

 

you could be trapping 110+ on the spray

 

youll need a nhra certified fire suit to run at esta as well..... those are about $400+ new........

 

I wasnt really planning to run at esta, I don't want anyone from syracuse knowing that I'm on the bottle

 

im sure they wont figure it out.... street racing in cuse is a bad idea too, especially since that accident that those people died, you will come to find out they will crack down very hard

 

You're generalizing me with the wrong crowd.

We're organized in CNY1320, we don't **** around on Thompson like the other tards.

 

damn it hack iam jelous

 

im still wondering how it is sucrue right there in the back seat like that? If you were to wreck and puncture the bottle that thing is going to be like a rocket. be careful

 

inventive but i would've trust it... i say save for a remote opener and put it int eh tool box.. that was sleek too