Maintaining bottle pressure?
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Maintaining bottle pressure? Does hooking up 2 bottles and connecting them with a y help at all in maintaining pressure. Saw a post before from ROBERT on this. I know the nano does but wandered if anyone is doing anything else. Also what nitrous pressure gauge are you running electric one is what I need info on. 
The Dynotune Nitrous Gauge is a great piece, if your going to log nitrous pressure though the voltage it uses is to narow to accurately log with EFI Live, so i had to switch up to a Autometer sending unit.
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Does hooking up 2 bottles and connecting them with a y help at all in maintaining pressure. Saw a post before from ROBERT on this. I know the nano does but wandered if anyone is doing anything else. Also what nitrous pressure gauge are you running electric one is what I need info on.
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You can run the system at what ever pressure you want. We run our cars at 900psi..We have adjusted the fuel to compensate for 900psi. It is hard to make the bottle pressure drop when it starts at 900 to begin with. I don't have any pressure drop but I run 2 bottles. 137mph in the 1/8
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so how do you run the 2 bottles both blankets wired together then run a both hoses to a y then to your main line. I have two bottles and 2 heaters allready. I want to do the nana but do not have the 550.00 at the moment. Is it worh it or not. thanks
Well if you have everything already, you may as well stick with your setup. If you decide to go NANO and use two bottles, you are going to need two NANO kits
