WICKED SS

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I installed my NOS bottle heater a long time ago and removed the sensor or whatever it was that kept the psi only around 900psi. And I knows its not too safe, left the bottle on for too long once and wasted a whole bottle from too much psi. Can I modify my NOS heater to stay around 1100psi?
If not how is DynoTune or NX's bottle heater or is there any better?

thanks

cyipher

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Yes you can modify you heater with a dynotune pressure switch in place of the temp sensor, you will also need an adapter to adapt the 1/8" ntp switch to your 4 or 6an line. http://www.speedshop.org/store/scrip...p?idproduct=43

Navy David SS

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Here's what I have. http://www.archeat.com/Merchant2/mer...egory_Code=NBH

I have just the 110v plug in type. It will heat my bottle from 500psi to 1100 in less than 5 minutes. I will maintain it as the one I have has a termo.

David

ITSTOCK

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Dynotune.

Robert56

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On the NOS heater you can also change the *85 degree thermastats to 95 dergrees. That will get you to the pressure you want. Nos is also 300watts so it's quicker than most.

WICKED SS

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thanks guys

Robert, do you know where I can find a part number and pricing? Been searching on http://www.holley.com/nosnitrous/index.html
and cant find it. That would be the quickest fix

BluMachine

As stated earlier, get a pressure regulator and don't look back. I have the Dynotune setup and it works great and is priced right.

dame

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dynotune!

5 Liter Eater

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I have a cold fusion one and it used to heat to ~1100 PSI when new but now it seems to peak around 900 PSI but I don't have it wired directly to the battery.

I think the Dyno Tune pressure switch is the only adjustable one out there.

WICKED SS

iTrader: (36)

well it looks like I will be going with Dynotunes
how long is it to install and is it pretty simple? Will it come on automatic or is there another switch to add?

Race Car Driver

1100 psi is too high. try 900.

Robert56

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Check out this thread it has all info and is ongoing. I bought a pair of 95 degree'rs for 20 bucks, compare to Dynotune at 119 bucks. your choice.
NOS 95 degree thrmastat

Elite_Hot_Rod

Would you please explain why 1100 PSI is to high? TIA

WOT

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i would like to know this as well.

DynotuneN2O

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Robert, I checked out the link and I do not see where you can get a complete nitrous bottle heater kit with an adjustable pressure transducer, heater element and everything else needed for installation for $20? Am I missing something??

Dean

juiSSed1172

He was saying the thermostats are $20. On a factory NOS heater, it has the 85* stats that only permit about 900psi. When you switch them to 95* stats, it allows about 1100 psi.

WICKED SS

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I tried to see if sep1234 could help me buy one of those 95 degree tstats but cant get them? So the next best thing I think is Dynotune

DynotuneN2O

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juiSSed1172,
You are right - I just saw in his quote $119 so I thought he was refering to the full kit. Our transducer only is $49.

WickedSS,
This will work for you - it is $49 and we feel the best transducer on the market for this application. http://www.speedshop.org/store/scrip...p?idproduct=43

Thanks,
Dean

WICKED SS

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thanks but dont I need a adapter, how much total?

smokeum99ta

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Im not tring to answer for him. But I think is to high because most companies do there HP ratings off of a lower bottle pressure with there jet combos to assure a safe mixture.Unless of course its a dry system then it dont matter what the bottle is.