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Old 01-30-2010, 01:06 PM
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Default Nitrous bottle mounting Pictures..???
Show off WHERE and HOW you mounted your nitrous bottles!!

I need some Ideas!

Lets see them!

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Best place IMO is where the spare tire and jack go. Out of the way and you can cover it up to hide from the Feds Nitrous Outlet sells the mount for the spare tire/jack area for $50 some bucks..
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haha not sure what that means but it sounds good.
I made this setup for $10 from some metal pieces from home depot.
bent the metal to appropriate angles, drilled and bolted the pieces together, bolted them to the car.
It is cheaper than any other mount you can buy and I believe it weighs less. hope this helps.
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I was gonna put mine in the spare tire well, but after spending so much money on it I might as well show it off! So its going on the hump between the rear seat on a HSW mounting bracket.
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Originally Posted by AChotrod
I was gonna put mine in the spare tire well, but after spending so much money on it I might as well show it off! So its going on the hump between the rear seat on a HSW mounting bracket.
Me too. I just got my stuff from Hsw last week. Too cold to start the install though.
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Originally Posted by AChotrod
I was gonna put mine in the spare tire well, but after spending so much money on it I might as well show it off! So its going on the hump between the rear seat on a HSW mounting bracket.
Just curious, what kind of power are you making NA? I used to have a 95 TA with Le2 heads and cam with bolt ons making 382/352.
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408rwhp was the last dyno, used to make more b4 the S60 rear end and street twin clutch went in.
And is way to cold to do anything outside, ! I gotta whole living room full of parts to install.
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Originally Posted by AChotrod
408rwhp was the last dyno, used to make more b4 the S60 rear end and street twin clutch went in.
And is way to cold to do anything outside, ! I gotta whole living room full of parts to install.
Solid numbers, must surprise some of the Ls guys down in your area.
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Originally Posted by 1eyedmaro
haha not sure what that means but it sounds good.
I made this setup for $10 from some metal pieces from home depot.
bent the metal to appropriate angles, drilled and bolted the pieces together, bolted them to the car.
It is cheaper than any other mount you can buy and I believe it weighs less. hope this helps.
My way of saying it's more the less bad ***
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Originally Posted by 1eyedmaro






but were are u gunna put your spare tire at? and handy jack??




lol f@#k the spare tire!!!! and jack!!!!!!!!!


lol looks good
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Here's mine. Spare tire well...



I like it because it is out of site and with the remote bottle opener it's like having N2O on demand.
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the 2 most common spots are the spare tire well and the hump in between the back seats. I would pick one of the two.
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Very convenient location, never had to get out of the car to open the bottle.
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Originally Posted by BLOWNDFIZ
Here's mine. Spare tire well...



I like it because it is out of site and with the remote bottle opener it's like having N2O on demand.
This location is a must for a DD imo but a remote bottle opener is also a must if the bottle is to be placed here.
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I went with the 360 mount in the spare tire well. Unfortunately that is as far as I've installed mine. I want a wideband, a/f switch, and a remote bottle opener before I install everything. I'm going to stick my NANO in that valley in the back.
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Originally Posted by camar0corey
I went with the 360 mount in the spare tire well. Unfortunately that is as far as I've installed mine. I want a wideband, a/f switch, and a remote bottle opener before I install everything. I'm going to stick my NANO in that valley in the back.
sounds like a good plan, nice car btw
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