Bottle angle?
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Bottle angle? I put new bottle brackets in, so they would be matching (had one plastic, one steel) and they have little ***** on them so I don't have to use tools to take 'em in and out or kill my fingers with wingnuts anymore. They don't give as much angle as the others did, so I put as many washers under the front brackets as I could before running out of room to bolt 'em to the studs, but it's still a little less angle than they used to have, just wanna make sure it's enough, what you guys think?
Just wanna get as much insight as possible, I figure it will be fine, but wanna be sure.
And these are the only pics I have uploaded of what it used to look like:
Just wanna get as much insight as possible, I figure it will be fine, but wanna be sure.
And these are the only pics I have uploaded of what it used to look like:
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Originally Posted by JDP
well when the wheels come up, it will angle the bottles even more, lol
and then the nitrous will be pushed to the back of the bottle doing none to a buck forty in 9 seconds.
and then the nitrous will be pushed to the back of the bottle doing none to a buck forty in 9 seconds.
Originally Posted by Loudmouth LS1
Hahaha, I just wanna make sure it's ok, cuz I wanna get the most out of my bottles, it uses a lot of nitrous on the 300 shot, so I wanna make sure I get as many runs as possible before having to refill since all I have is the 2 bottles.
im wrong
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Originally Posted by JDP
i was just trying to add some humor to the post, im no nitrous expert so im not going to give you an answer because more than likely,...
im wrong
im wrong
