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NX112Jul-16-02 08:26 AM
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#40563, "Purging my n2o?"




          

my buddy had recommended purging onto the solenoid cause it make it colder and make my n2o more effective. i was going to vent into the atmosphere does anybody know for sure? any help would be greatly appreciated.

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TeamStan2gntJul-16-02 09:03 AM
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#40564, "RE: Purging my n2o?"
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I think your friend it crazy! The last thing I'd do is blast a burning cold gas onto a soliniod to pontentially freeze up or harden the non metal internal parts. Purge is to clear the line of air and nothing more. What logic is in heating the bottle and freezing the soliniod. If heating increases pressure then cooling must... Doing anything to cool pressurized nitrous will only make it less effective. Is he trying to make nitrous colder using nitrous? If he's trying to cool the fuel nitrous is way too cold. I dont get it at all.


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NX112Jul-17-02 12:03 AM
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#40565, "RE: Purging my n2o?"
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exactly. i wanted a second opinion cause it didn't sound right. help greatly appreciated. thanks

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1bad420aDec-27-02 05:45 AM
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#40566, "RE: Purging my n2o?"
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dont purge to the noid!!!
expect to rebuild if you do that to ya noids.
any way purging at the line just looks cool too

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CollenteJan-17-03 04:01 AM
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#40567, "RE: Purging my n2o?"
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Could you run the purge line onto the intake. That would make for some cold ass air entering. That way you dont just vent it into the air, any siggestions to this?


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a_miller_76Jan-17-03 06:02 AM
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#40568, "RE: Purging my n2o?"
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If you have an intercooler you could purge it on there. Make your intercooler cold=denser air...I've seen it done so I know I'm not nuts.

  

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