You can definitely hide an entire nitrous system, including solenoids, lines, nozzles, etc. I've seen people run nitrous lines through fake vacuum hoses... Horn-button arming switches... The list goes on and on.
That was my thought, I only really see a need to hide it if used for street racing. And anyone with half a brain can spot nitrous nozzles and accessories. Doesn't seem worth it to me.
You can definitely hide an entire nitrous system, including solenoids, lines, nozzles, etc. I've seen people run nitrous lines through fake vacuum hoses... Horn-button arming switches... The list goes on and on.
I know you CAN hide the system, I just don't see the point, other than street racing. My friend used his cruise controls for his nitrous at one point
I know you CAN hide the system, I just don't see the point, other than street racing.
Not that I advocate that kind of behavior, but I can see why some do.PT Barnum said:There's a sucker born every minute
Eh, grudge racing at the track, too. You could seriously hustle people out of their money if you played your cards right.
I think you covered it. Lots of money to be made out there. Not that I advocate that kind of behavior, but I can see why some do.I am on a couple of local forums and watching them negotiate $ races can be pretty funny. According to them, they all have basically stock cars that run 12's. This is pretty neat in my book..
wonder how to you would run something like that on a carb setup? lol
Or get shot over it.
The way they talk in street and grudge racing around here....I want no part of.
like any other direct port setup
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