JDP

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ya, when i got my bottle filled, livernois throws it in the freezer for me before they fill it up

ClemsonStang

my moms just kinda gotten used to that fact that theres a bottle or two in that corner of the chest type freezer...

its turbo time

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i put mine in a deep freeze over night, filled it the next day and sure as **** popped a burst disc as soon as it got 70 degrees outside with the windows cracked. Took out a t-top and f-ed up my interior real nice. i won't let mine get near a freezer for than a few minutes anymore

TwistedSS

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Thats because it was severely overfilled. A 10lb bottle weights approximately 25lbs when full of nitrous...but if its cold enough will hold 14lbs easy. But when it heats up, that 14lbs expands and creates lots of pressure. Your bottle should always be cool to the touch when filling (at a minimum).

SSwanner

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Thats why i have always used a digital scale. i have the cheap plastic 35lb one i bought off ebay. it actually works great! i think i paid like $30 for it. it has been DEAD ON every time i have weight checked it

*i always check a bottle completly empty before filling also. i have found up to 2lbs. difference in different bottles especially with gauges and such.

NSTY WS6

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So I take it, the guys that freeze the bottles, dont have a pump station?

How many pounds can you get in the bottles with freezing them?

Having a pumping station at my disposal is so nice! ;-)

ASkipper

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I do have a pump station. It just fills up faster when it is cold.

BadAssFast

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Throw them to Aaron Kelly...if you want them dropped.

BriancWS6

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The last time I got mine filled, I let it sit overnight in the fridge. Then the next morning I drove about 40 mins to get it filled. It was still very cold to the touch.

The reason for getting them cold isn't (or shouldn't be) to cram more nitrous in, but rather make filling to the CORRECT level, easier.

kc533

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That's classic man

jake2582

Beaflag VonRathburg

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I wonder what fridges do when they bog? Milk backfire?

TwistedSS

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One time, i made the mistake of not closing the bottle enough and around 8lbs of nitrous leaked out into my fridge and freezer...everything inside had to be thrown out because it tasted like sulfur. LOL

Bullitt4110

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I fill mine at work also, I just put the bottle in the freezer in the morning and fill it up before I leave.

ArklaTexan

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I am thinking of renting a cylinder from a gas supply store. The Cylinder will be $45 a year and it is $150 to fill it. That breaks down to $2.80 vs the performance shop here in town wants $4.85. What all will I need to buy to go along with the Cylinder itself, hoses fittings etc. I plan on using the freezer and scale method of filling. Can't aford a pump station right now.

ClemsonStang

youll just use a hose (preferably with a filter on it) to go between the big bottle and the car bottle. plus theres a certain few other steps someone here will need to tell you i dont know.