Bottle Heaters
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Bottle Heaters How quickly or what is a typical heat time for a bottle at normal temps... I know normal can vari from place to place and outside temps.. But, this is just general question...
What is the best heater and safest heater on the market.
What is the best heater and safest heater on the market.
i just ordered the 860 heated bottle brackets from nitro dave(plug,lol) on sale for a great price.noyzee says its a very good piece and heats just as good as its competitors.normal time id say is less than 5 mins.NX also makes a nice piece if you dont want the integrated brackets.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...light=dynotune
Easily the best heater on the market! And the price... --- Currently on special for $119.00. http://www.speedshop.org/store/Scrip...p?idproduct=17
We also carry the 860 heated bottle brackets - definetely a nice product.
Dean
Easily the best heater on the market! And the price... --- Currently on special for $119.00. http://www.speedshop.org/store/Scrip...p?idproduct=17
We also carry the 860 heated bottle brackets - definetely a nice product.
Dean
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I like my 860 setup, very neet and clean, and it works as well as most blanket style heaters. (non which work fast enoph for me, so i use a tourch to heat, and heater to keep hot)
but thats only when i went and it was 40 out!!!
the dyno tune for the money is GREAT!!!!! again as good or better then any other, but it depends how you want it set up. mine you can see, so i went with the 860, if it was hidden or trunk mounted i would go dynotune
but thats only when i went and it was 40 out!!!
the dyno tune for the money is GREAT!!!!! again as good or better then any other, but it depends how you want it set up. mine you can see, so i went with the 860, if it was hidden or trunk mounted i would go dynotune
Heat time is really dependant on how warm it is outside (or inside your car) When it is really cold, less than 40deg out, the bottle pressure is way down near 500psi. Then you are looking at about a 30 min, if its 75 deg out then you only need about 10 min to heat the bottle.
There is a good independant article about bottle heaters at http://www.dragstuff.com/techarticle...e-heaters.html
Hope this helps
Vinny
There is a good independant article about bottle heaters at http://www.dragstuff.com/techarticle...e-heaters.html
Hope this helps
Vinny
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From: East Side Performance! mASShole
Dean, it blew!! the rings came out in 5 pieces, and the pistion broke were the rings bound up. i was running no oil mix, 117 race gas, and spraying the ***** off it! hahaha, it was funny ****.
dean, i need your adress to send a check out. i sent an e-mail a while ago.
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dean, i need your adress to send a check out. i sent an e-mail a while ago.
Thanks