PoisonSVT

How much is nitrous effected by weather climate? Esp purges. Will you be able to see it more or less in dif weather conditions?
Thanks for any help

S dot Camp

Sure you will. It is a compressed gas. I am sure humidity has alot to do with it.

Darren94

higer temp= higher bottle pressure... which means harder shot and more forceful purge.. thats why a bottle heater is made, to raise temp and pressure of bottle. nitrous is alot more effective at 900-1200 psi. where as at 500 psi you will hardly make a difference. aslo , if you have a heater and you spray in cold weather(like 30 degrees) your car will run its ass off. cold air is less dense and helps the functionality of the motor

themacuser.org

dude, seriously, shut the fuck up.

Blasphemous

I'm pretty sure you meant to say that it's MORE dense. I'll give you this one...

Darren94

correct... sorry i type slow and look at the keyboard not the screen..

Broke Neck

Damn ... then you should of known what you were typing if you have to look at the keyboard there retard.

nickyroo

you should worry about bottle temperature more for the health of your engine than the appearance of your purge. when nitrous stays below its optimal temperature, it can lean out your motor and cause some serious damage. that's why you want to use a bottle heater during the winter. but as far as the purge goes, naturally (duh) since nitrous is very cold, it would be more apparent when purged in a higher temperature environment. it is also affected by your purge tube's bends, bottle pressure etc.

drivn n style

i dont mean to jack ur thread or anything, but i need some input...and since this being a nitrous thread and all...i figured what the hell....


i have a 2000 chevy malibu, auto, stock(engine wise)...would it be smart/safe to put nitrous in it?

LSPinoy

if u had a bottle in ur trunk and someone were to rear end u, would the car explode?