Bottle refilling
#1
Bottle refilling
So I go down to the getto to this place called F-body central and they said I have to put my bottle in the freezer for an hour to fill and they could only put .5 of 6 lbs in the bottle without freezing it? So now I cant find any place to fill my bottle within an hour drive from Sykesville Maryland to fill my bottle. Why do you have to freeze the bottle???????????
#2
Freezing the bottle helps transfer the nitrous from the mother bottle to your's quicker and more efficiently. You only need to do it if they don't have a pump, which I assume they don't.
I use a nitrous pump and it's awesome...It doesn't matter what temp the bottle is..You hook it up and turn the valve, and that bitch is getting filled. And I always squeeze the full 10 or 15 lbs in too...(It's even possible to overfill it if you don't pay attention)
I use a nitrous pump and it's awesome...It doesn't matter what temp the bottle is..You hook it up and turn the valve, and that bitch is getting filled. And I always squeeze the full 10 or 15 lbs in too...(It's even possible to overfill it if you don't pay attention)
#4
yeah I would say dont go there again.. That is stupid..
I had a guy tell me that dont freeze it because you dont want a cold bottle filled..
For whatever reason, but this was the guy filling it here in DFW.
I had a guy tell me that dont freeze it because you dont want a cold bottle filled..
For whatever reason, but this was the guy filling it here in DFW.
#5
my local speed shop in buisiness 40 years freezes my bottle also.he fills 50 bottles a week at least and hasen't had any complaints.it takes around 30 minutes to fill.i just sit around and read hot rod magazines he has laying around.
#6
It takes my 3 different places maybe 15 minutes tops..
so interesting to hear about the freezing....
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#8
I fill about 4-5 bottles of nitrous for customers a day at my job. I feel that if they are paying good money for nitrous that might be needed to win them money, i'd better get them the best fill possible. At our nitrous fill station, there is a pump but its NEVER turned on. The best way to fill a bottle is to get it as cold as possible. We do this by having a five gallon bucket full of ice water. A warm to the touch bottle can be ice cold in about 15 minutes, tops.
#10
you could always buy a mother bottle to keep at your place, you also get a better rate for the juice. That is what I plan on doing, it is not hard to fill the bottles up either.
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From: East Side Performance! mASShole
befor i started to fill my own, my loacal shop was less then 10 min from my house. i would freeze the bottle all day long while i was at work, go home, grab the bottle go right to the speed shop and it would stay cold enouph to fill it up.
now i got a pump and bottles at my house, so i fill my own, but i still use the old school way, its faster if i have the time. i can fit 2 bottles in the freezer and 2-3 in the fridge, i put them in in the am, after work or what ever fill em up. its faster then pumping. however without time for freezing i will use the pump, but i have 14 10 pound bottles at my house for the race car, i race weekends only so i know i have time to fill, and if my vett runs out, i just grab one of the other 14 lol
now i got a pump and bottles at my house, so i fill my own, but i still use the old school way, its faster if i have the time. i can fit 2 bottles in the freezer and 2-3 in the fridge, i put them in in the am, after work or what ever fill em up. its faster then pumping. however without time for freezing i will use the pump, but i have 14 10 pound bottles at my house for the race car, i race weekends only so i know i have time to fill, and if my vett runs out, i just grab one of the other 14 lol
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befor i started to fill my own, my loacal shop was less then 10 min from my house. i would freeze the bottle all day long while i was at work, go home, grab the bottle go right to the speed shop and it would stay cold enouph to fill it up.
now i got a pump and bottles at my house, so i fill my own, but i still use the old school way, its faster if i have the time. i can fit 2 bottles in the freezer and 2-3 in the fridge, i put them in in the am, after work or what ever fill em up. its faster then pumping. however without time for freezing i will use the pump, but i have 14 10 pound bottles at my house for the race car, i race weekends only so i know i have time to fill, and if my vett runs out, i just grab one of the other 14 lol
now i got a pump and bottles at my house, so i fill my own, but i still use the old school way, its faster if i have the time. i can fit 2 bottles in the freezer and 2-3 in the fridge, i put them in in the am, after work or what ever fill em up. its faster then pumping. however without time for freezing i will use the pump, but i have 14 10 pound bottles at my house for the race car, i race weekends only so i know i have time to fill, and if my vett runs out, i just grab one of the other 14 lol
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How much are you saving filling you own bottles. Down here in orlando its $2.69 a lb but in NY its $5 and im moving back soon and i think thats just way to much. I would be interested in getting a filling station if it would be worth it.
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From: East Side Performance! mASShole
i never did the math, i fill myown for the eas of always having plenty of spray.
dave, its true, its alot like jumbo shrimp, but filling frozen bottles is fast if you throw them in and have them waiting for you frozen
dave, its true, its alot like jumbo shrimp, but filling frozen bottles is fast if you throw them in and have them waiting for you frozen
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From: East Side Performance! mASShole
think about it, a 10 pound bottle weighs 25 pounds a 75 pounder is about 200 pounds!! you would have to mount it to the roof, and put straps to the roll bar. lol