NANO System Installed
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St. Jude Donor '07-'12, '20
NANO System Installed
Installed the new NANO system today. This is NOW APPROVED BY the NHRA. 
Need to get it dyno tuned (by HorsePower Sales of Florida) and then some track time. Won't be for a couple weeks, hopefully for the 15th. 
Here are some pictures. I still have to remove all the bottle heater wiring and the relay.
Need to get it dyno tuned (by HorsePower Sales of Florida) and then some track time. Won't be for a couple weeks, hopefully for the 15th. Here are some pictures. I still have to remove all the bottle heater wiring and the relay.
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Looking good Bob!
I choose to leave my heater so I can pop a fresh bottle in and heat it up if the NANO was empty.
Going to try and get some bottle pressure logs spraying on heater and compare vs spraying on NANO. Have 6 track day windows this time home, see how the weather holds up (seems to rain when I am home!).
Jim
I choose to leave my heater so I can pop a fresh bottle in and heat it up if the NANO was empty.
Going to try and get some bottle pressure logs spraying on heater and compare vs spraying on NANO. Have 6 track day windows this time home, see how the weather holds up (seems to rain when I am home!).
Jim
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The little bottle holds Nitrogen OR Air. This particular size is 4500 psi. What it does in a nutshell is pushes the nitrous from the nitrous bottle. This allows a consistent pass again, and again, and again. It will keep the pressure coming out of the nitrous bottle at a steady 950psi to 1050psi.
No heater required and the pass is consistent for the complete run and every other run until the bottle is empty.
www.nanonitrous.com
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St. Jude Donor '07-'12, '20
Looking good Bob!
I choose to leave my heater so I can pop a fresh bottle in and heat it up if the NANO was empty.
Going to try and get some bottle pressure logs spraying on heater and compare vs spraying on NANO. Have 6 track day windows this time home, see how the weather holds up (seems to rain when I am home!).
Jim
I choose to leave my heater so I can pop a fresh bottle in and heat it up if the NANO was empty.
Going to try and get some bottle pressure logs spraying on heater and compare vs spraying on NANO. Have 6 track day windows this time home, see how the weather holds up (seems to rain when I am home!).
Jim
Hmm I didn't think of the heater idea as a back-up. Good Thinking.
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It's called NANO and stands for Nitrogen Assisted Nitrous Oxide.
The little bottle holds Nitrogen OR Air. This particular size is 4500 psi. What it does in a nutshell is pushes the nitrous from the nitrous bottle. This allows a consistent pass again, and again, and again. It will keep the pressure coming out of the nitrous bottle at a steady 950psi to 1050psi.
No heater required and the pass is consistent for the complete run and every other run until the bottle is empty.
www.nanonitrous.com
The little bottle holds Nitrogen OR Air. This particular size is 4500 psi. What it does in a nutshell is pushes the nitrous from the nitrous bottle. This allows a consistent pass again, and again, and again. It will keep the pressure coming out of the nitrous bottle at a steady 950psi to 1050psi.
No heater required and the pass is consistent for the complete run and every other run until the bottle is empty.
www.nanonitrous.com
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It's called NANO and stands for Nitrogen Assisted Nitrous Oxide.
The little bottle holds Nitrogen OR Air. This particular size is 4500 psi. What it does in a nutshell is pushes the nitrous from the nitrous bottle. This allows a consistent pass again, and again, and again. It will keep the pressure coming out of the nitrous bottle at a steady 950psi to 1050psi.
No heater required and the pass is consistent for the complete run and every other run until the bottle is empty.
www.nanonitrous.com
The little bottle holds Nitrogen OR Air. This particular size is 4500 psi. What it does in a nutshell is pushes the nitrous from the nitrous bottle. This allows a consistent pass again, and again, and again. It will keep the pressure coming out of the nitrous bottle at a steady 950psi to 1050psi.
No heater required and the pass is consistent for the complete run and every other run until the bottle is empty.
www.nanonitrous.com
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St. Jude Donor '08
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It's only Nitrogen or Air, inexpensive.
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