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mootang

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nitrous purge is a selanoid that allows you to spray the nitrous into the air instead of your engine. the reason for it is to clean out your nitrous lines. i have to go to work otherwise i would explain it a little better but if you want to look on one of the nitrous companies websites you should find a good explanation
 

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mootang said:
nitrous purge is a selanoid that allows you to spray the nitrous into the air instead of your engine. the reason for it is to clean out your nitrous lines. i have to go to work otherwise i would explain it a little better but if you want to look on one of the nitrous companies websites you should find a good explanation
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clean out? is that your way of saying get the air out of the lines? just wondering, ive never heard that term
 

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How often do you guys do it if I may ask? Thanks.
 

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Pokageek said:
How often do you guys do it if I may ask? Thanks.
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Most do it right before each run. I personally purge through the engine. I don't have a "purge". I just activate the nitrous and shut it off right quickly during the burnout. Another reason to do this, is to make sure you have your bottle on.
 

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Is air really a problem though? What happens if you get air in the line? Just a shudder? If I am getting too off topic, let me know and I will start a new thread. Thx.
 

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A problem for the engine? No.... a problem for a delay in your nitrous hit, yes.

Many people blast the juice off the line. I used to be able to. For those people, it's important to get a consistant, predictable launch out of their car.

For big time drag cars that rely on nitrous, they are running rich as heck. If they try to launch and there is no juice (bottle left off) the car bogs like a MOFO.

I have a 96 cobra hood as well. I put strobes in my hood scoops and had planned to purge with those on. Strobes couldn't withstand the heat, weather, or vibrations I guess... so they are coming back off. Still no purge. Always found other things I needed more for $100. Plus I would waste a lot of juice showing off and purging on ricers to get a reaction out of them.
 

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AznStanger3v said:
clean out? is that your way of saying get the air out of the lines? just wondering, ive never heard that term
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yeah, sorry i was in a hurry to get to work.
 

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someone a while back posted their purge coming out of the 5.0 badge on the side quarter panel. that has been my favorite. also the fact that i like the 5.0 badge on our cars than the GT ones, but thats just my opinion.

i guess the important part is to make sure that you can see it, more than others being able to see.
 

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I think it makes it look more like your car is breaking down, lol.
 

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for something hidden or lame whichever you want to call it, you can just put out of your cowl.

but my vote would have to be out the nostrils on the hood.
 
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Here is a question, what is the difference between a fuel and a nitrous soneloid? I have a spare fuel solenoid kicking around my housing and was wondering what would be stoping me from purging a little nitrous out of it?
 

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHphpp49CSY

Enough said.
 

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Wow a thread from 2006. I read what I wrote.... and guess what. Now I have a purge. It didn't cost anywhere near $100 though. I ended up going through the cowl. It'll purge over my roof now.
 

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Paul what kinda strobes did you have in yours?
 

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They were just White, that were suppose to be weatherproof. They were cheap, and poorly made. I could rarely get to stobe at the same time. So I tossed them.

The ONLY vid I have of them is here:
http://www.100mphclub.com/movies/psu_gcomfx3.mpg

Wow is that old....
 

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gcomfx.com said:
They were just White, that were suppose to be weatherproof. They were cheap, and poorly made. I could rarely get to stobe at the same time. So I tossed them.

The ONLY vid I have of them is here:
http://www.100mphclub.com/movies/psu_gcomfx3.mpg

Wow is that old....
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i figured they were some cheap ones but didn't wanna say that and sound like a dick. i'm all about cheap but if you want a good strobe effect ya gotta go with the more expensive emergency type ones like I got. If you pay that much for just a purge effect though your nuts
 

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oh yeah def after watching that vid if you would have had at least a 60 watt pack and have it set on the double flash alternating patten that would look sick. I'm such a wacker
 

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i always thought it would be cool to purge out the little openings on the sides of the stock hood

or maybe the openings between the doors and the back wheels
 
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV536m1e1wg

Enough Said

Haha, I just saw my drawing of how I wanted to do my purge in this post.

-Dan
 

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"why would you put holes on your hood?"
 
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