# You call that too hot for the bottle??? Please, read on... >>>>>>>>>

Posted by The Max (92 J30 Maxima (turbo project nearing completion)) on July 18, 2003 at 11:55:58: In Reply to: I'm of n20 rather soon, but I live in this crazy Vegas heat. The bottle pressure might get way too high --> posted by Aaron on July 17, 2003 at 19:29:03: : I let my car sit in my driveway 95% of the day. And the temps inside my car gets above 150 degrees easily. That would make the bottle pressure get pretty outrageous. I'm guessing you've already seen that Maxima which had a bottle that blew up because the failsafes failed to work. Bear in mind that his bottle had an electric bottle warmer which never switched off because he bumped the switch!! In these tough Australian summer conditions, my boot is no different and the searing heat from the amps don't help any further. I have been driving around with a full bottle in the boot for a few years now and I don't have such an issue at all and never will for the simple reason being that it would take a lot more than just 150F to make a bottle's contents over-pressurise. Just get a good NOS kit (forget NX) and you'll be fine mate, and don't just stop at a 50hp shot either. Go at least 80. : I'm really looking at the NX kit. I might go as high as 50 shot someday. :) Replys: yeah, that makes sense b/c we have a billion ricers in Vegas that all spray --> Aaron (92 SE Auto) 16:55:02 7/18/2003 (0)

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: : I let my car sit in my driveway 95% of the day. And the temps inside my car gets above 150 degrees easily. That would make the bottle pressure get pretty outrageous. : I'm guessing you've already seen that Maxima which had a bottle that blew up because the failsafes failed to work. Bear in mind that his bottle had an electric bottle warmer which never switched off because he bumped the switch!! : In these tough Australian summer conditions, my boot is no different and the searing heat from the amps don't help any further. I have been driving around with a full bottle in the boot for a few years now and I don't have such an issue at all and never will for the simple reason being that it would take a lot more than just 150F to make a bottle's contents over-pressurise. : Just get a good NOS kit (forget NX) and you'll be fine mate, and don't just stop at a 50hp shot either. Go at least 80. : : I'm really looking at the NX kit. I might go as high as 50 shot someday. :)