CHEAP Carbon Fiber Bottles
10-17-2008, 05:45 PM
#1
CHEAP Carbon Fiber Bottles Hey gus a friend of mine ask me to post this for you guys. He has 2 Carbon Fiber NOS Nitrous Botttles he is wanting to sale. These bottles include gauges and NHRA blow off valves. He is willing to ship. However if you are in Avon, OH you can pick them up with Nitrous already in the bottles.
He wants 300 dollars each.
You will need to call him directly.
His name is Ralf 330-608-0447
Dave
He wants 300 dollars each.
You will need to call him directly.
His name is Ralf 330-608-0447
Dave
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10-25-2008, 11:07 PM
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Mine heat up faster, but don't hold as well. I can quick heat, 200-300 PSI in a few minutes with my 110V pad.
A steel bottle will last much much longer, if heated equally & then left out. At least, that's what I've ran into.
I have 2 sitting in the car now for tomorrow. Will heat up being pulling out, & then again at track.
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Mine heat up faster, but don't hold as well. I can quick heat, 200-300 PSI in a few minutes with my 110V pad.
A steel bottle will last much much longer, if heated equally & then left out. At least, that's what I've ran into.
I have 2 sitting in the car now for tomorrow. Will heat up being pulling out, & then again at track.
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10-28-2008, 01:13 PM
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Mine heat up faster, but don't hold as well. I can quick heat, 200-300 PSI in a few minutes with my 110V pad.
A steel bottle will last much much longer, if heated equally & then left out. At least, that's what I've ran into.
I have 2 sitting in the car now for tomorrow. Will heat up being pulling out, & then again at track.
.
Mine heat up faster, but don't hold as well. I can quick heat, 200-300 PSI in a few minutes with my 110V pad.
A steel bottle will last much much longer, if heated equally & then left out. At least, that's what I've ran into.
I have 2 sitting in the car now for tomorrow. Will heat up being pulling out, & then again at track.
.
11-16-2008, 09:56 PM
#15
Did some digging on the holley website. Looks like the bottle is wrapped, but says it weighs half of a standard bottle.
http://www.holley.com/14747NOS.asp
