Where do I run my Nitrous line
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Where do I run my Nitrous line I heard there was a hole so that you didnt have to drill through the fire wall. Just wondering where its at so i can this line run tonight.
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Re: Where do I run my Nitrous line Thats a great location to run your other lines, NOT THE NITROUS.
First of all, no track in the world will let you run with a nitrous line running through the interior of the car, so don't even think about it.
The best way to run a N2O line from the rear to the engine compartment is along the brake lines. Just run the line through the rear of the sump, and follow the brake lines all the way to the engine compartment. There are very good heat shields under the car that protect the brake lines, they make a great channel for the N2O line.
First of all, no track in the world will let you run with a nitrous line running through the interior of the car, so don't even think about it.
The best way to run a N2O line from the rear to the engine compartment is along the brake lines. Just run the line through the rear of the sump, and follow the brake lines all the way to the engine compartment. There are very good heat shields under the car that protect the brake lines, they make a great channel for the N2O line.
Re: Where do I run my Nitrous line </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by VenomSS:
<strong>Thats a great location to run your other lines, NOT THE NITROUS.
First of all, no track in the world will let you run with a nitrous line running through the interior of the car, so don't even think about it.
The best way to run a N2O line from the rear to the engine compartment is along the brake lines. Just run the line through the rear of the sump, and follow the brake lines all the way to the engine compartment. There are very good heat shields under the car that protect the brake lines, they make a great channel for the N2O line.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">That is funny, myself as well as others run their nitrous lines inside of the car.. Where is your bottle mounted? Where do you mount a nitrous pressure gauge? I can name a handful of tracks that I have gone to that do not care. I do not think it says in the NHRA rule book that you cannot run it inside. This was debated many times before and the consensus was it is ok..
<strong>Thats a great location to run your other lines, NOT THE NITROUS.
First of all, no track in the world will let you run with a nitrous line running through the interior of the car, so don't even think about it.
The best way to run a N2O line from the rear to the engine compartment is along the brake lines. Just run the line through the rear of the sump, and follow the brake lines all the way to the engine compartment. There are very good heat shields under the car that protect the brake lines, they make a great channel for the N2O line.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">That is funny, myself as well as others run their nitrous lines inside of the car.. Where is your bottle mounted? Where do you mount a nitrous pressure gauge? I can name a handful of tracks that I have gone to that do not care. I do not think it says in the NHRA rule book that you cannot run it inside. This was debated many times before and the consensus was it is ok..
