What do you guys pay for Nitrous?
12-13-2004, 12:11 PM
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I paid 2.00 a lb last year from guy i know who has a refill station w/ about 6 big *** tanks in his trailor. Told me he goes through about one 10 lb bottle every pass. 6 sec. car on the gun. You still charging 2.50? W/ the 24 hr. refill service? It'll come in handy when my new setup is done. A forged shortblock w/ a healthy 200 shot of direct port or 250 if i get greedy!!! 
12-13-2004, 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by SilverGhost
3.00 a lb. car boutique believe it or not..the one on roselle rd. cheapest place by us.
tony can i get a discount since you and I are best friends and all??
tony can i get a discount since you and I are best friends and all??
...you still got that tnt kit for sale, i am interested! Trending Topics
12-13-2004, 11:37 PM
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Sean, you can have my autograph each time you come in.
Whos painting your engine bay and what are you using? Single Stage? Did you scuff the original paint and or primer it too? We are doing ours next week.
Whos painting your engine bay and what are you using? Single Stage? Did you scuff the original paint and or primer it too? We are doing ours next week.
12-13-2004, 11:45 PM
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Tony, will that autograph sell on ebay just yet? only reason i'd want it.
one of my unity racing members paints cars for a living, he did it with his equipment, i don't know much about it.
few coats of the gm silver and 5 coats of clearcoat, looks just like the outside of the car.
entire engine bay was cleaned/scuffed with window cleaner and green SOS pads, all you need to do for the new paint to lay on nice. he only primered the spots here and there where I filled in factory holes with epoxy and sanded them down smooth so i hit bare metal in those areas.
one of my unity racing members paints cars for a living, he did it with his equipment, i don't know much about it.
few coats of the gm silver and 5 coats of clearcoat, looks just like the outside of the car.
entire engine bay was cleaned/scuffed with window cleaner and green SOS pads, all you need to do for the new paint to lay on nice. he only primered the spots here and there where I filled in factory holes with epoxy and sanded them down smooth so i hit bare metal in those areas.
12-14-2004, 10:11 AM
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Nice now that its got clearcoat you dont have to worry about the brake fluid eating the paint. Sean you have to get your car back together otherwise your just gonna keep blinging it out. Did you order the spinning rims yet?
12-14-2004, 12:23 PM
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that's high as hell, Straightline's 2.50 rocks.
Originally Posted by ******
We fill N20 here where i work, and its 4.00 a pound...thats about par for everywhere here in the cities as far as I know.
Take care,
Erik
Take care,
Erik