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2 bottles of spary?

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mustangsally93

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well ok I just bought a new bottle of nos. I have 2 opener and only one heater(going to get a new one soon). I asking if I can run them off one line ( the bottles to a y and to the engine) but this is what I'm thinking, also I have blankets for all of them.

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86bluecobra

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yes you can use a y piece no problem.
 

Rick 91GT

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You find running 1 bottle is better, it will allow you to use more on the N2O at a good pressure instead on bringing them both down.

Never run them empty and never over fill them. When you get down to a few pounds you start to suck more air then N2O. 950psi is a good start...
 

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Rick 91GT said:
You find running 1 bottle is better, it will allow you to use more on the N2O at a good pressure instead on bringing them both down.

Never run them empty and never over fill them. When you get down to a few pounds you start to suck more air then N2O. 950psi is a good start...
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I want to run two bottles any ways.. But your saying that I can't run two because of psi? I'm going to run two, anything I can do to do it and still run the two bottles. I.E only run one line and just move the line when the first bottle go empty to the next one.
 

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You can do that, but as soon as both bottles are on line, the pressures in the bottles will equalize. If the bottle heater has one warmer than the other, it will drop some, and the cool bottle pressure will rise, until they are the same. If the temps are close, it should work ok.

If you make sure you open both bottles and allow them to equalize before you run, it should work. If you do it at the last minute, you may loose more pressure while the highest pressure bottle is flowing into the other bottle, vice all of the stuff flowing to the jets.

If both bottles are at the same, you would have at least the same flow as one, and a bit less pressure drop during a run.
 
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