Ingolf
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how much would it cost to fill a standard nos bottle?
and how many good blasts can you get out of a bottle?
where would you get it filled? thanks
and how many good blasts can you get out of a bottle?
where would you get it filled? thanks
98srx6
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NOS-PRO knows alot about this, but i believe he said it is only a few dollars to fill a small tank (maybe 2.5 lb) and you can get between 10-20 shots.
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Depends on where you get your nitrous. Some places can get you for 4.00-5.00 per pound, which for a 2.5 lbs. bottle, will cost 12.50 at most. I get mine for 3.75-4.00 a lbs. which is a very good deal. Just have to check around.
BVER FEVER
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Terry, mabey next year when you come to Manitoba for the ride, why don't you bring a NOS Kit along to put in my sled. You seem to know what your doing here & I want someone with experience to install. Yes you will get a few nights "FREE ACCOMIDATIONS" where ever we ride to, & even a few free meals to go with it, just for giving me a hand. PM me if you like. AFTER WHAT I SAW, I AM INTERESTED!
BVER FEVER said:AFTER WHAT I SAW, I AM INTERESTED![/b]
Hey money bags that's not nice only putting Nos on one sled, how about the wifes too
I used to get it for $8.00 LB here
YOU BETTER BUY A REFILLING TANK,I got a feeling your going to go through a lot of Nos
BVER FEVER
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SHE'S GETTING A BRAVO! I'M GETTING NOS!!!!
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Yes Sasquatch like NOS. Sasquatch want NOS as well.
KbxSrx
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I have a spare one here, holtzman, in canada no tax.
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Squatch, no wonder you're happy all the time. Is it for you or the sled?
ApexGT2006
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Is NOS a good power adder for trail use ? I think ultimately a turbo or supercherger is better performance wise, but prices are a bit steep. I'm just wondering if NOS we will be good for some drag racing, in the trails every now or then or if it's mostly best for mountain use....
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APEXGT2006 - It works great for trail also. I have been on trails with my nitrous, and have used it on many straights, then, don't use it when going into the woods. That's why i like it, you can use it anytime you need it. A turbo can be used, but it is on all of the time, (producing pressure), even in the woods. I like to boondock sometimes, and just like the point of having a stocker, then a monster at a touch of a button.
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Terry,are you running NOS 12 hp per hole,if so for trail usage did you find adding extra weight to the clutch for the nos a pain in #*$&@ when not on the juice,does it dog it down much w/out using the button???NOS-PRO said:APEXGT2006 - It works great for trail also. I have been on trails with my nitrous, and have used it on many straights, then, don't use it when going into the woods. That's why i like it, you can use it anytime you need it. A turbo can be used, but it is on all of the time, (producing pressure), even in the woods. I like to boondock sometimes, and just like the point of having a stocker, then a monster at a touch of a button.
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snowbeast - I was running 12 per cylinder, but raised it to 15, and will be trying 20 on the asphalt. I have mine clutched at 9,800 without, and the clutching works great. When on the juice it climbs to 10,600. I will be trying 10,000 at the track this year, and see if it gets a little closer to 10,800 on the bottle.
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Thanks for the info terry,what do you recommend for the new apex for agressive trail riding,you mentioned a new kind that does not require a heater,that would be way cool,and i would like at least 12 per hole kit,if i am to do it,now the new motor in the apex revs to 10,500 stock so i wonder where we should shoot for in the trails,as far as rpms go,and what will a complete kit cost me to do it myself for 12 hp per hole,thanks. PeteNOS-PRO said:snowbeast - I was running 12 per cylinder, but raised it to 15, and will be trying 20 on the asphalt. I have mine clutched at 9,800 without, and the clutching works great. When on the juice it climbs to 10,600. I will be trying 10,000 at the track this year, and see if it gets a little closer to 10,800 on the bottle.
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