Nitrous Pressure Gauges
09-14-2009, 12:44 PM
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Nitrous Pressure Gauges
Hello All,
So I am finally going spray and had a question about the Nitrous Pressure Gauges. I see some that show 0-30, 0-120 and 0-1600 PSI and I am not sure what I will need as I don’t want to have a gage showing more than needed, for a 5-10lbs Bottle running a 50shot
Making the order Friday still tossed up between the NOS and the ZES kit.
So I am finally going spray and had a question about the Nitrous Pressure Gauges. I see some that show 0-30, 0-120 and 0-1600 PSI and I am not sure what I will need as I don’t want to have a gage showing more than needed, for a 5-10lbs Bottle running a 50shot
Making the order Friday still tossed up between the NOS and the ZES kit.
09-14-2009, 05:55 PM
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Where are you planning on putting you gauge? 0 to 1500/2000 is most typical to have on your tank, with is the best spot if you running haeter set up, that way you see right away you pressure jumps as you adjust you temp. If you run it under the hood be sure yuo
use one that's designed to be there, (liquid filled). If you plan on going to any drag strip
the track rules may govern that if you have a nitrous gauge on your dash that it be
electronic, meaning there are no nitrous lines running to the gauge inside the passenger area. The might look for that during tech-inspection.
My gauge @ the tank
use one that's designed to be there, (liquid filled). If you plan on going to any drag strip
the track rules may govern that if you have a nitrous gauge on your dash that it be
electronic, meaning there are no nitrous lines running to the gauge inside the passenger area. The might look for that during tech-inspection.
My gauge @ the tank
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09-18-2009, 07:50 PM
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IDK but I've heard people talk about low and high kits... but the more I think of it, that doesn't really make sense. When I fill my bottle, it's at like 900psi alone, then I use my heater to keep it where I want it (1000psi). I can't find any Nitrous gauges that are measured from 0-30 or 0-120 like the OP said either.
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09-22-2009, 09:36 PM
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imo 3 gauge pod looks the best. i still have the bottle mounted bottle pressure gauge but also have the mechanical one as i supplied a picture for you above. here are some pics from the outside if you care about appearance.
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09-25-2009, 04:53 PM
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do you have the link for the gage as this is exactly what i want. i already have the 3 pod.
going with AF, N2O and not sure for the 3rd yet.
going with AF, N2O and not sure for the 3rd yet.
09-28-2009, 07:51 AM
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IDK but I've heard people talk about low and high kits... but the more I think of it, that doesn't really make sense. When I fill my bottle, it's at like 900psi alone, then I use my heater to keep it where I want it (1000psi). I can't find any Nitrous gauges that are measured from 0-30 or 0-120 like the OP said either.
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