nitrous refill

[Silv6]

well i would trade the cheap fill-ups for a low 12 sec. bird

[skorpion317]

Originally posted by Silv6:
well i would trade the cheap fill-ups for a low 12 sec. bird

so would i...i'd take a 12-sec camaro though :D

[ September 09, 2004, 07:20 PM: Message edited by: skorpion317 ]

[12secondv6]

Originally posted by Silv6:
well i would trade the cheap fill-ups for a low 12 sec. bird

Hmmmm... good point [img]tongue.gif[/img]

<--- used up a bottle in a 10 pound drive
<--- went on a 2 week vacation to vermont, took 3 10 pound bottles, and used them ALL!

I have sprayed UNGODLY amounts through my car

[97rs4life]

yea i can't believe how much that junk yard motor has taken. Its amazing with all those bottles going thru it

[12secondv6]

Yup, keeps on going, shows how strong the 3.8 3800 series 2 engine is

[CockyV6]

I pay between $20-30 for a fill up.

:eek: I cant believe you guys have to pay $50!!! [img]graemlins/omg.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/bs.gif[/img]

[97rs4life]

yea it sucks, that's why I am trying to get a fill station. Plus I could put the station up in my dads auto mech shop and sell to other peeps and make some $$$

[12secondv6]

I have thought about that many times.

I used to work for a fire protection company where I would have access to the large 75-100 pound bottles, hydrostatically testing them and filling.

I would just need the equipement to fill and a large freezed to chill the bottles before filling them.

I couldn't afford a cryopump