Can a ScubaTank Hold N2O
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hey guys i have a 3000 psi 82cubic in, Scuba tank that i used to fill paibtall tanks with compressed air, and i was wondering if i could fill with nitrous and put it in my car???
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...and then go underwater..or..stay above??????..............
.[sorry..] [really I would think you could]
..... maybe the thickness of the tank matters though....
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Originally Posted by NHRAMAN
...and then go underwater..or..stay above??????..............
.[sorry..] [really I would think you could]
..... maybe the thickness of the tank matters though.... ![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
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Originally Posted by Mi11z
hey guys i have a 3000 psi 82cubic in, Scuba tank that i used to fill paibtall tanks with compressed air, and i was wondering if i could fill with nitrous and put it in my car???
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I did it for a couple years in my 92z. Went to napa and bought some brake line and made a siphon tube. Make sure you bend it right though. All i had was a scuba bottle, NOS powershot solenoid w/no pill, nozzle in front of throttle body and a WOT swtich. Kit hit HARD too
This was a little 305 that pissed off ALOT of LS1 cars back in 98/99. Motor is still together although i dont drive it anymore.
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i wouldn't fill a scuba tank with nitrous. these cylinders are made for a purpose. not that it won't hold the pressure,but thats how people get hurt,messing around with stuff that ain't made for it. nitrous outlets won't fill it because it ain't made for it. use the right stuff and be safe,this is high pressure stuff you fooling with here.......................my 2 c...RON
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Originally Posted by Pwebbz28
I did it for a couple years in my 92z. Went to napa and bought some brake line and made a siphon tube. Make sure you bend it right though. All i had was a scuba bottle, NOS powershot solenoid w/no pill, nozzle in front of throttle body and a WOT swtich. Kit hit HARD too
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If your into looking @ alternative tanks you could check into nitrogen tanks (like for paintball) 68c.u is a pretty standard size.. and all are rated at a minimum of 3000 psi.. some go to 5000. Idk what you'de be saving in the long run though since they're all carbon fibre and about 200 bux. Just an option
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Heres the deal, ron williams said it best.
Bottles have a reason to be used, and a place for, not only are you in danger, but anyone that is stupid enough to fill a NON nitrous bottle with nitrous is just asking for it.
Nitrous bottles are oxygen cleaned, and are put together complete with NON flamable products. ANY oil or flamable media inside a tank, could cause someone to have a very bad day.
NUT up spend the money and do things right.
Ricky
Bottles have a reason to be used, and a place for, not only are you in danger, but anyone that is stupid enough to fill a NON nitrous bottle with nitrous is just asking for it.
Nitrous bottles are oxygen cleaned, and are put together complete with NON flamable products. ANY oil or flamable media inside a tank, could cause someone to have a very bad day.
NUT up spend the money and do things right.
Ricky