wankel88

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sbnrx7

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NOS?

Have you made an appoinment for your next rebuild yet?

thewird

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There is nothing wrong with NOS if your car is tuned properly for the NOS shots and is supported by the mods correctly.

thewird

phantom works

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Could be for an intercooler sprayer.

wankel88

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yea its for my new smic dont want to throw co2 at it were its located it would be choking the engine

wankel88

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btw its a zex bottle n setup lol it came off my ol integra i sold bought it back for a hundred bucks the kid did it to the bottle. gunna have to spray it the color of the car when i paint it in the spring.

sbnrx7

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Good, although it's hard to watch you cut a hole for that battery in the trunk floor panel. I love a stock, sleeper look but hey, to each is own. Just be careful with how much you advertise through the back window. Some things attract the wrong eyes.

Steve

wankel88

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appreciate the input the windows are getting tinted as soon as she is back together, i wanted to free up space under the hood and didn't want to sacrifice one of my bins. i did it right no hack involved in that. out came the spare and in went in mdf wood the battery is nice an secure.

Monkman33

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When relocating weight, it is best to put it towards the center of the vehicle. by moving your battery to the far back corner, you are only relocating a problem.

Also, that type of battery needs to be in a sealed box with a vent tube to the exterior for safety reasons.

mad_7tist

/\ yea hydrogen gas is kind of nasty. at least get a sealed battery with a vent tube provision built into the battery.

dgeesaman

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What about when instead of CO2 choking the engine, the NOS goes instead?

That's getting double use out of it.

MyRedFD

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Exactly, this is a big piece of safety advice. If you are planning on keeping a non-sealed battery inside the car you need to box and vent it as he said.