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V 09-03-2009 10:29 AM

limit of Nitrous?
 
im just curious, at drag strips, is there a maximum amount of nitrous oxide you are allowed to have in your vehicle? i'm not talking about the size of the shot, but like the bottles. You've all probably seen the typical ricers with say 2 10lb bottles, and i'm sure there are some out there with even more. But say could you legally run with 2 20lb bottles in your vehicle, or is 1 20lb max, or 2 10s etc, you get what im asking? lol Some people may have cars that run larger shots of nitrous and may benifit them to have more on hand if they make many runs, or would the weight of a second tank negate the purpose? and better off just to have a 2nd tank and swap them mid-day?

12secondv6 09-03-2009 11:17 AM

I'm not sure if there is a maximum amount.

I've run dual 10 lb tanks at the track and no one has complained.

I've seen some drag racing events where cars had dual 20 lb tanks.

ib4200 09-03-2009 01:39 PM

how about two sets of dual twin 20's?

iroc86NJ 09-03-2009 03:05 PM

Here's a link to the NJ Nitrous Transport Permit.

http://www.mudinthepines.com/id39.html

Aside from having a permit to transport the stuff I've never heard of a track limiting the amount of nitrous/bottles you can run.

LTb1ow 09-03-2009 03:24 PM

Not to be a downer, but why?


I am pretty sure Bill's 434 only sucks on one bottle... extra bottles would just mean a lot of extra weight...

GP99GT 09-03-2009 06:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ib4200 (Post 632277)
how about two sets of dual twin 20's?

you just blew my mind

S.J.SLEEPER 09-04-2009 01:19 AM

no limit that i know of although i think 2 bottles is enuf. 1 extra bottle not gonna slow you down, if anything mounted in rear give you a hair more weight @ the rear tires on launch

LS1 4Good 09-04-2009 08:35 AM

You need a permit to run nitrous?? I've never heard of that lol

NJ Torque 09-04-2009 09:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LS1 4Good (Post 632450)
You need a permit to run nitrous?? I've never heard of that lol


Not to run it but to transport it, yes.

LS1 4Good 09-04-2009 02:42 PM

Hmm... so I'm assuming that if I were to get pulled over with a full 10lb bottle in the trunk, I would be ticketed.. Would that be the case?

//<86TA>\\ 09-04-2009 03:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LS1 4Good (Post 632529)
Hmm... so I'm assuming that if I were to get pulled over with a full 10lb bottle in the trunk, I would be ticketed.. Would that be the case?

yes, maybe more

JerzLT1 09-04-2009 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LS1 4Good (Post 632529)
Hmm... so I'm assuming that if I were to get pulled over with a full 10lb bottle in the trunk, I would be ticketed.. Would that be the case?

as soon as they get a search warrant ;)

12secondv6 09-04-2009 05:36 PM

If it is plain view, they can search the car as it is probable cause.

They can remove the nitrous system right then and there.

I have run nitrous for the past 8 years and have always gotten a nitrous permit.

iroc86NJ 09-05-2009 09:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 12secondv6 (Post 632566)
If it is plain view, they can search the car as it is probable cause.

They can remove the nitrous system right then and there.

I have run nitrous for the past 8 years and have always gotten a nitrous permit.

Can they really remove it on the spot? I've been told that if your car is street legal and system is completely off, bottle closed etc, that having nitrous installed is legit.

V 09-05-2009 10:31 AM

yea, ok then i think a single 20lb tank would work fine.

sweetbmxrider 09-05-2009 03:18 PM

what size shot? you can't really hide a 20 pound bottle too well, maybe in the ttop well but thats about it

Tru2Chevy 09-05-2009 04:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by iroc86NJ (Post 632665)
Can they really remove it on the spot? I've been told that if your car is street legal and system is completely off, bottle closed etc, that having nitrous installed is legit.

There is no law regulating a nitrous setup in the car, but in order to transport nitrous, you must have a permit. The bottle must be closed anytime you are on a public road. If your car is otherwise in order, your bottle is closed, and you have a permit for the nitrous, you are in the clear.

- Justin

12secondv6 09-05-2009 06:45 PM

I should have added tht last bit - justin is right.

If the bottle is off, you are fine - if it is open then by by nitrous

V 09-06-2009 07:14 AM

How long is the permit good for? 1 year?

iroc86NJ 09-06-2009 10:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tru2Chevy (Post 632732)
There is no law regulating a nitrous setup in the car, but in order to transport nitrous, you must have a permit. The bottle must be closed anytime you are on a public road. If your car is otherwise in order, your bottle is closed, and you have a permit for the nitrous, you are in the clear.

- Justin

That's what i thought. thanks for confirming.

sweetbmxrider 09-06-2009 11:50 AM

could be a CO2 bottle :wink:


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