Nano Testing
07-26-2007, 04:53 PM
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Nano Testing http://s55.photobucket.com/albums/g1...t=9912d109.flv
Here's my test I did last night. 3 runs on a Stock system, then 3 runs on the Nano system! Keep in mind that I did not give the car a cool down time. I would run the car, then get right back into the line! So I ran 6 passes IN A ROW!!
NoNano:
1st run
2.04 60'
13.067 @ 107.33mph
2nd run
2.05 60'
13.213 @ 106.54mph
3rd run
2.02 60'
13.332 @ 106.25mph
Nano:
1st run
2.06 60'
12.833 @ 109.47mph
2nd run
2.09 60'
12.920 @ 108.99mph
3rd run
2.17 60'
13.032 @ 107.62mph
Here's my test I did last night. 3 runs on a Stock system, then 3 runs on the Nano system! Keep in mind that I did not give the car a cool down time. I would run the car, then get right back into the line! So I ran 6 passes IN A ROW!!
NoNano:
1st run
2.04 60'
13.067 @ 107.33mph
2nd run
2.05 60'
13.213 @ 106.54mph
3rd run
2.02 60'
13.332 @ 106.25mph
Nano:
1st run
2.06 60'
12.833 @ 109.47mph
2nd run
2.09 60'
12.920 @ 108.99mph
3rd run
2.17 60'
13.032 @ 107.62mph
Last edited by SShunter; 08-05-2007 at 08:04 PM.
I have been looking towards this as well...and 383LQ4SS is right...should put out better results with the bigger shots as the pressure is dropping faster with them. Solid comparison 
07-27-2007, 12:34 AM
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Originally Posted by donkey mule
That's cool for comparison. Why run a Nano system though?
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07-27-2007, 02:40 PM
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interesting, i was looking threw the website and was wondering if they are going to have an installation video. would buying this not require a bottle heater anymore?
08-04-2007, 06:56 PM
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the nice thing about the nano is that you can get it filled anywhere. Goin paintballin? Bring your nano bottle with you and have them fill that while they are at it. Goin to get welding gas? Bring your nano there too. Paintball bottles are rated at 4500 psi too so that would lead me to believe all you really need is the nitrous bottle valve, right? Not to cheap out, but damn! Its really expensive!
what other nitrogen pushed systems are out there?
what other nitrogen pushed systems are out there?
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08-04-2007, 07:02 PM
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The biggest hang-up with systems like this is that they are specifically banned from IHRA and NHRA tracks. There is no way tech at our track would let you out with one.on that note which track let you race with it sshunter?
08-04-2007, 07:08 PM
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The biggest hang-up with systems like this is that they are specifically banned from IHRA and NHRA tracks. There is no way tech at our track would let you out with one.on that note which track let you race with it sshunter?
08-04-2007, 07:08 PM
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Actually I just went out and looked at my bottle which is from NOS.
See that bolt on the side? I wonder if I could just take a nitrogen tank for paintball with valve of its own and run it into there with, say, a -4AN line.
See that bolt on the side? I wonder if I could just take a nitrogen tank for paintball with valve of its own and run it into there with, say, a -4AN line.
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Guys...look up "nitrogen push"
I made a different type of system thats alot cheaper years ago. IMO it also works better. You could make your own for about $350 including another bottle.
I made a different type of system thats alot cheaper years ago. IMO it also works better. You could make your own for about $350 including another bottle.