custm2500

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Here in Ohio it is mid $3.00 both at the track and the speed shop.

05RST2NV

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Last time i got mine filled at the speed shop it was $3/lb, looks like they have went up a quarter since then.

SCOTT_A

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Thanks for all the input... I called every welding and speed shop around my area. One (and probably the only) performance shop in Woodstock VT sells the best nitrous in the country at $7/pound. They can kick rocks. A welding and gas supply chain in White River is selling to me for $2.66/pound. That's the best I found so I'm going for it.

08k1500_3

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Man sounds like a good plan, have you thought about a filling station yet?

All I did is take an old tank cap, cut it off at the end of the theads then welded 3/8 rod in a triangle base to hold the master bottle, then just used a 3' piece of -6an hose to fill my bottles

SCOTT_A

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Thats a good idea to flip the bottle over. The bottle I have coming has a dip tube, so I don't need to flip it on end to get liquid out of the bottle. I do however still need a line to hook the two together.

grey matter 04

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at thunder racing its $5.50 a pound thats the going rate around here
kinda sucks i remember when it was 2.75 per pound now 4 years later 5.50 ouch!

cams 98 silverado

hey, I am not exactly familiar with the nitrous and all, but i do remember when i was into paintball, they had a filling station for co2 or nitrous. and they sold nitrous tanks that were built hella stronger to hold the more pressure. I remember I went to Bad Boys Toys, and if you buy a sticker for 5 bucks, you get free fills on tanks on tuesday and for nitrous it was 2 bucks to fill any tank. I know they had a bunch of NOS stickers on the walls for the nitrous so maybe thats real nitrous or maybe not. but it was an idea. I know people used nitro because it was much higher pressure to get that ball flying. just an idea

One_Slow4.8

"nitro" in paintball is nitrogen bud. Nitrogen and compressed air are interchangeable the other gasses they use are co2. and as of a couple years ago, propane.

on a side note. if i were to take a nitrous bottle into a welding shop would they give me any **** about filling it?