how cold in degrees is the nitrous in gaseous form when it passes thru the solenoids? also can fuel and n2o solenoids be mixed or are they specific?

tia

 

When nitrous passes through the solnoids i believe its in liquid form, and it is cold enough to give you frost bite, the fuel and nitrous solenoids are different

 

i would think that the lines would be all filled with gas? b/c your relieveing pressure in the bottle when you open it, so it would turn into a gas?

i'm not saying, just more of asking...I took thermodynamics last semester, in one ear and out the other

 

It's liquid.
Solenoids are specific and not mixable.
-128*F ideally.
I've measured -109*F with thermocouple.

 

Yeap 127-128 below zero and yes it will frosbite the **** out of you. had it happen to me.

 

should be a liquid all the way to the solenoids if you had enough N2O in the tank. occasionally you will get nitrous in gas form behind the solenoids and thats why people like to purge their nitrous system prior to use.

Right after you open a new bottle you are certain to have a small pocket of gas in the lines.