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where to mount bottle
I never take off my T-tops so I removed the holder bracket on the right side and mounted it in the rear hatch area. I still wanted some room to carry a small ice chest or a couple of bags from the store so I mounted it straight up and down. It also needed the blow-down tube to be NHRA approved at the local track. Chech out the picture on the link below.
http://webpages.charter.net/rad58/My...0IV%20059.html
http://webpages.charter.net/rad58/My...0IV%20059.html
Last edited by rdewalt; Sep 30, 2005 at 10:39 PM.
Originally Posted by rons 00z
i have a 15# so i had made a mount on the back of my rear seat. and if i didnt want the bottle mounted any more i just pull off the mount and lift the seat back up
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Originally Posted by XJOSHX
use the new 860 mount. things nice, plus a little less attention getting, and thats a good thing if you don't want tog et in trouble with the law.
EDIT: nm, I just saw the new thread
Last edited by BackinBlack02SS; Oct 1, 2005 at 06:39 PM.
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Originally Posted by SmaknSS
Could you post a pic of this?
Last edited by rons 00z; Oct 2, 2005 at 09:54 AM.
I like both, but it all depends if your going for show or stealth. Myself I like it how noone expects in the least that I have N20, they can't see any trace unless they have a trained eye and have been around these cars. If I had it between the seats, it would be a dead giveaway. Just depends on the person really.....
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From: Houston
on the hump......it's easy to access the bottle for fills and there's no reason for a bottle opener or remote pressure gauge.
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I have mine in the spare tire well. I ordered the thermo swtich. Open it and forget about it. My friend has this set-up and he doesn't need a remote bottle opener and a remote pressure gauge, I'm going with it and I'll let you know how it goes. Here's a link on where I bought it.
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I'll probably put it in the spare tire well, but what about for those who have removed the rear seats, using the 2 holes in the factory mounts for the seat bottoms? I've thought about that, though I may prefer putting an extinguisher there.
Well, the first time, I mounted it right behind the back seat, on the rear bulkhead. But when I was drilling, I went into the gas tank, lol, so I just decide to mount it on the hump over the driveshaft. Who would have thought the gas tank was right there. Oh well, mistakes happen.
Originally Posted by mdblackz28
Well, the first time, I mounted it right behind the back seat, on the rear bulkhead. But when I was drilling, I went into the gas tank, lol, so I just decide to mount it on the hump over the driveshaft. Who would have thought the gas tank was right there. Oh well, mistakes happen.
Dave