I had a couple of questions. I am leaning more and more towards this. For dry kits is it not as important to have a bottle heater as it is with a wet kit? Also what about a purge for a dry kit is it not needed? I am just wondering since I am more familiar with wet kits then I am dry. Also Robert56 check your p.m's

Brian

 

No, the pressure is not as important because the amount of fuel to be added is adjusted by how much nitrous is flowing through the maf. I would recommend a heater for cooler weather as it is hard to keep the bottle up to any decent PSI. My bottle will get down to 600 PSI. I like spraying at 1000 PSI, so a bottle heater is a good thing. Lower PSI = less nitrous. A purge will get the nitrous right up to the solenoid so there is no delay when you need it. Also it can be a good thing to bleed off PSI on a hot day.

 

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Robert

 

I run a heater on my set up just to get higher bottle pressure
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