DIY nitrous oxide system?!? Link inside!
02-20-03, 10:44 PM
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DIY nitrous oxide system?!? Link inside!
Ok, guys. I've been researching the different nitrous systems out there. Along the way, I found this interesting bit of info.
http://www.dynopower.freeserve.co.uk/nitrous_oxide/
BTW: If anyone has a used system for sale, please PM me. I'm looking for a system for a buddy of mine. Wet or dry, it does'nt matter. But wet prefered. CJ
http://www.dynopower.freeserve.co.uk/nitrous_oxide/
BTW: If anyone has a used system for sale, please PM me. I'm looking for a system for a buddy of mine. Wet or dry, it does'nt matter. But wet prefered. CJ
02-21-03, 09:12 AM
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FROM THE WEB SITE:
"This is (was) also my road bike. It was eventually fitted with a big draw through Rayjay turbo too! Unfortunately it was destroyed in a fire in my workshop. Along with loads of my skin. The garage actually blew up, due to me not having a fuel tap. I removed the turbo carb to re-jet it and plugged the fuel line with a screwdriver. (No tap, for flow reasons) I left the building for an hour, and a full tank of Avgas/petrol had spilled on the floor as the screwdriver/plug had fell out. I stepped back in and instinctively flicked on the strip lights switch, realised I could smell lots of fuel and looked down. There was a thick fog of fuel vapour about 2 feet deep! And I was splashing about in liquid fuel on the floor. I immediately realised the danger just as the central heating boiler came on on its time switch. This also lived in the garage! BOOM! Loads of more booms later, (welding gear/nitrous bottles, lots of 5 gallon drums of Avgas etc) no garage left, doors, windows, roof all blown off walls/base cracked and tools and bike mostly melted. I only just made it out, because the side door was blown away, as it would not open! Landed in hospital for a few months! Life's fun at times. Still, moving on..."
This guy scares me!!! He makes some good technical points. ie: Jetting at the Solenoids, but I think you will run into problems trying to get the C02 bottles filled
"This is (was) also my road bike. It was eventually fitted with a big draw through Rayjay turbo too! Unfortunately it was destroyed in a fire in my workshop. Along with loads of my skin. The garage actually blew up, due to me not having a fuel tap. I removed the turbo carb to re-jet it and plugged the fuel line with a screwdriver. (No tap, for flow reasons) I left the building for an hour, and a full tank of Avgas/petrol had spilled on the floor as the screwdriver/plug had fell out. I stepped back in and instinctively flicked on the strip lights switch, realised I could smell lots of fuel and looked down. There was a thick fog of fuel vapour about 2 feet deep! And I was splashing about in liquid fuel on the floor. I immediately realised the danger just as the central heating boiler came on on its time switch. This also lived in the garage! BOOM! Loads of more booms later, (welding gear/nitrous bottles, lots of 5 gallon drums of Avgas etc) no garage left, doors, windows, roof all blown off walls/base cracked and tools and bike mostly melted. I only just made it out, because the side door was blown away, as it would not open! Landed in hospital for a few months! Life's fun at times. Still, moving on..."
This guy scares me!!! He makes some good technical points. ie: Jetting at the Solenoids, but I think you will run into problems trying to get the C02 bottles filled
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ya. ive been trying to figure out how to make it work... i first saw his forum when i had my 600 yamaha. got rid of the crotch rocket for my first rx7 tho =) sure the bike was faster... got twice the mileage... but now i have ac and stay dry lol. ill get another bike after college. shitty having to ride there almost an hr when it is raining.
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