Few Nitrous install pics, I'm getting started :)
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Everything looks good. I was able to run my blowdown tube through the cab vent in the back wall of the cab. Also, I mangled my original tube, so I found some 1/2" aluminum fuel line and bent it to fit. Most race shops carry it, I found it at a circle track race shop. Also, you can use the AN-8 flare nut and fitting to make your own blow down tube with that 1/2" aluminum line. All you'll need is a single flare tool. I was able to hide all of the solenoids under the engine cover, and hide the braided lines with that black wire loom.
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I am going to make my blow down tube from a stainless pipe, polish it up. Also I am using all stainless hardware. I want to take the dome light over ride button and use that for my actual nitrous button, instead of the wide open switch, but thats down the road a lil. I am going to try and hide the sols, mask the lines, buy tring to run them in other wires looms, might even get the bottle painted like a fire ext Thanks for all the comments an info guys.
John
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Looks good John. I still haven't installed my blow down tube yet. I think the burst disk is rated for 1200 psi. I still need to get a pipe bender and route it out of the cab vent. I was thinking about buying the appropriate sized braided n20 line and hooking one up to the blow down tube fitting and using that to route it out instead of dicking with a pipe bender for hours. Never really looked into it since my track's tech is signing a paper and shoe polish on the windows
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Looks good John. I still haven't installed my blow down tube yet. I think the burst disk is rated for 1200 psi. I still need to get a pipe bender and route it out of the cab vent. I was thinking about buying the appropriate sized braided n20 line and hooking one up to the blow down tube fitting and using that to route it out instead of dicking with a pipe bender for hours. Never really looked into it since my track's tech is signing a paper and shoe polish on the windows
John
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