have vert question

[PARTSGUY]

i was wondering if any of you have a convertible.how did you mount your bottle and run the lines.pics would be cool.thanks

[Shodown]

Re: have vert question

BobDole has a vert, he could help ya out. My advice is to put the bottle in the trunk.

[97rs4life]

Re: have vert question

trunk in spare tire area or between the back seats

[Fireball27]

Re: have vert question

BobDole has a vert, he could help ya out. My advice is to put the bottle in the trunk.

Yea, jack stuck his bottle in between the back seats and hides it with a sports jacket

[PARTSGUY]

Re: have vert question

i was thinking more of in the trunk.just not sure how to run the hose.thanks

[FloydSummerOf68]

Re: have vert question

Just drill a line through the bottom of the hatch and run your lines underneath the car tieing them off to keep them from hanging.
That would be the easiest thing to do and wouldn't take very long.

The feed line that comes with kits is 15' long so it'll give you plenty of room to play with.

If you need a kit or accessories let me know.

[BobDoLe]

Re: have vert question

Yea, jack stuck his bottle in between the back seats and hides it with a sports jacket

i think the best/easiest way to run the line would be as 97rs4life has it - through the grommet under the backseat (slit in the carpet), along the underside of the car and into the engine bay.

[Bird_Of_Prey]

Re: have vert question

I'm pretty sure it's not NHRA/IHRA legal to run the line under the car. Might want to consult the rule book.

[Shodown]

Re: have vert question

I'm pretty sure it's not NHRA/IHRA legal to run the line under the car. Might want to consult the rule book.

Actually they'd rather have the line run under the car instead of inside the car for the safety of the driver.

[12secondv6]

Re: have vert question

Under the carpet is the easiest.

I would say half of my nitrous line is under the carpet..... the other half is under the car (I used the grommet which is under the rear seat).

Mount it in the trunk area (spare tire compartment)