nitrous bottle heater pressure
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nitrous bottle heater pressure
How long should it take for my bottle heater to heat my bottle on a 50 degree night? It does not seem to get over around 700-750psi with a full bottle. I have a nitrous express wet kit (150hp)shot, and the heater element is getting hot.
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Originally Posted by NHRATA01
Yeah, test the pressure switch. Mine said it was set for 950 according to NX, but it was shutting off around 700psi. It took about 30 minutes to get the pressure from 600 to 1000 psi last time I tried it out.
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General rule-of-thumb is 100psi gain every 10 minutes.
Originally Posted by bixTA
How long should it take for my bottle heater to heat my bottle on a 50 degree night? It does not seem to get over around 700-750psi with a full bottle. I have a nitrous express wet kit (150hp)shot, and the heater element is getting hot.
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Originally Posted by bbradyc5
Are the NX pressure transducers adjustable any way .... my first one was shutting off around 800psi, the second one leaked out the hole on the casing, and the third one they sent me shuts off around 850psi I have bought a mechanical pressure gauge to hook to the bottle because now I am thinking maybe my Autometer electric gauge is off or something.... hopefully will check tomorrow ... if it is the NX pressure transducer again this is bull$hit!!!!
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Originally Posted by 1BADAIR
My electric gauge is 200psi off of the mech ones on the bottles
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80-90 degrees outside, bottle in spare tire area, hatch open, with the plastic covering removed takes about 30 minutes for me to go from 750-800 to 1050 psi with a dynotune heater.
dynotune's sensor screw goes clockwise to up the psi.
dynotune's sensor screw goes clockwise to up the psi.
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Originally Posted by bbradyc5
Is this normal?
Also, when adjusting my pressure transducer to a shut off pressure of 1050psi (NX system), do I trust the mechanical NX or electric Autometer gauge to be accurate to dial in pressure transducer???