Nitrous bottle question
Nitrous bottle question I was at a welding supply store yesterday and saw they had a ton of different cylinder sizes for all the compressed gasses they sell, like these:
Their deal is you buy the bottle then trade it out for refills. They said they can get nitrous oxide, so I was wondering if there is any reason I couldnt buy a smaller bottle like the 22 or 40 cubic feet ones in the picture and set it up to run in my car. That way I could just trade the bottle out locally instead of having to drive 40 miles away to get my normal bottle filled, and I didnt get prices but I bet it would end up being cheaper.
There any reason this wouldnt work?
Edit- Thinking about it more...is the problem that these type of bottles draw gas off the top instead of liquid off the bottom of the tank?
Their deal is you buy the bottle then trade it out for refills. They said they can get nitrous oxide, so I was wondering if there is any reason I couldnt buy a smaller bottle like the 22 or 40 cubic feet ones in the picture and set it up to run in my car. That way I could just trade the bottle out locally instead of having to drive 40 miles away to get my normal bottle filled, and I didnt get prices but I bet it would end up being cheaper.
There any reason this wouldnt work?
Edit- Thinking about it more...is the problem that these type of bottles draw gas off the top instead of liquid off the bottom of the tank?
Staging Lane
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From: Fort Stewart.
u have to have the tube that draws off the bottle u want more liquids than gas so it atomizes better but yes u could use those bottles the only thing that might be a problem is condition of the bottles if there is rust on the inside then ur going to blow it into ur motor I went through this I used a cheap used bottle and trash went trough my lines and destroyed my solenoids just somethin to think on
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