Hiding nitrous questions
10-29-2015, 05:38 AM
#2
with my compucar bottle in a bag system we sprayed many different cars always hidden , 10 minute install typically put duffel bag that contained the bottle/solenoid etc.. in the trunk , run the tiny black plastic line that comes with the kit from the trunk to up under hood tucking under carpet , under door sill trims ,etc.. up top of door jamb into rear top portion of fender and to entrance of intake , usually we were spraying w bodies with a fenderwell intake setup and would poke a hole in the end of the cone filter and stick the spray bar right into the center of the element then put a Christmas tree style plastic plug in the hole when system was removed
on a Camaro you would want to route the spray line up through in front of the radiator so the bar points right into the filter , pull the lid and filter till you can get it secured pointed right at the filter usually using black wire tires. Then you also run the black wire up through the same way from the trunk but route it so you can plug it in using the cigarette lighter power source and can reach the button pigtail with momentary switch to be able to spray it when you want to. There is no purge which is fine with a dry system and on a car fighting for traction it makes it a softer hit which can help keep it from going up in a ball of smoke.
on a Camaro you would want to route the spray line up through in front of the radiator so the bar points right into the filter , pull the lid and filter till you can get it secured pointed right at the filter usually using black wire tires. Then you also run the black wire up through the same way from the trunk but route it so you can plug it in using the cigarette lighter power source and can reach the button pigtail with momentary switch to be able to spray it when you want to. There is no purge which is fine with a dry system and on a car fighting for traction it makes it a softer hit which can help keep it from going up in a ball of smoke.
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10-31-2015, 02:55 PM
#9
I've hidden bottles in a couple places on these cars. I wouldn't suggest one of them due to a safety concern in a rear end crash, and one will only work if you don't have any hvac. Changing bottle is an at home project
Engine bay is easy to hide stuff that's never the issue, it's the bottle itself that's hard.
Engine bay is easy to hide stuff that's never the issue, it's the bottle itself that's hard.
