The NANO 3000psi Series is now on sale thru 4-30-09 for only $399.00+shipping!! (Shipping usually runs from $8-14 depending on location). Take advantage of this sale before its to late. Each system comes with everything you need to hook it up! Get rid of that outdated bottle heater and feel what its like to have real nitrous power! This NANO 3000psi system works on either 10 or 15lb nitrous bottles. You must have a gauge port on your nitrous bottle valve for this system. If you do not have one add $56.00 to your order for a new valve. These system are good to 175 rwhp.

Look at what this customer picked up with this exact system!
http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c..../it.I/id.24/.f

These systems our in stock and ready to ship today while supplies last!!



3000psi on our site
http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c....range=11,13,13

 

HHHHHHHHHHMMMMMMMMMMMMM Whats the regular price compared to this sale price? I could use this for sure. Little nervous about spending the $$
In this economy
Thanks in advance
Mike

 

The regular price is $459.00 Let me know what i can do for you to help.

Thanks
Brad

 

Wednesday bump!

 

wow, bump for a great price on a NANO kit. good job guys

 

Thursday bump!

 

i am very interested in this

 

Pm's replied, Thank You

Brad

 

That's a poor example to demonstrate the Nano. He bumped up his fuel jet and that's what created the majority of the power increase. I'm sure weather conditions played a part too.

Nitrous doesn't make power, fuel makes power

Tony

 

You have to bump up the fuel jet to compensate for the extra nitrous pressure the Nano creates.

 

No NO NO!!!!!

Nano is a a nitrogen push system. It allows you to maintain constent pressure all the way through your run.... and all the way through your bottle.

It replaces your bottle heater and is far more effective at maintaining ideal bottle pressure.

It doesn't raise your initial bottle pressure... It prevents a drop in pressure.


For the record, I think it is an excellent system and really like mine. It allows you to get maximum use out of every bottle (no longer have to waste that last 2-3#s....

Plus... It just looks so SICK in my back seat

 

True, but Nitrous (N2O) allows for more oxygen available during combustion... Remember, you need the Oxygen in order to add more fuel in order to make more power (otherwise, you just add fuel and run rich).

http://auto.howstuffworks.com/question259.htm


Wouldn't it be nice if we could just "bump up our fuel jet" and add power without having to worry about porting heads/IM/TB ext.

However, I would be suprised if a nano kit is worth 3/4 tenths. It does allow for more consistent nitrous delivery than regulating the pressure by increasing the bottle temperature.

The significance of the benfit depends on how big of a shot you are running and how much nitrous is left in your bottle. As the bottle gets empty, it becomes more difficult to regulate pressure via temperature (at least with the relatively small bottle heaters).

 

I have the 4,500 kit in my Jeep, but haven't used it yet. The jets supplied by Nitrous Outlet for their plate were based on a specific and nitrous and fuel pressure. The Nano kit maintains a higher pressure than what most nitrous manufactureres recommend, including Nitrous Express, hence the larger fuel jets. It's that simple, no magic at all. More nitrous pressure means more oxygen in the combustion chamber, which requires more fuel unless you want a melt down.

 

Ok.... I also have a kit and the pressure is maintained at the ideal pressure. My kit is over a year old, so maybe they changed it, but I own the standard 15# kit.

The nano kit is supposed to be fit to your bottle size. What size bottle are you running?


Anyhow, even if it does raise the pressure on some kits.... you should adjust the size of your jet to accomodate a higher bottle pressure.

 

I believe the operating pressure of my 4,500 kit is 1,000 psi. My response was directed toward the guy that commented on how increasing fuel jets increases power, but is independent of oxygen.

 

PM sent Brad!

 

Pm's replyed

 

How much of a shot is this good to?

 

150 I believe.

 

175 rwhp. Let me know what i can do to help.