# I kinda thought it wasn't included in the basic kit -->

Posted by Aaron (92 SE Auto) on July 17, 2003 at 20:42:32: In Reply to: Mostly all the kits today come with relief valves seperately and vent pipes. posted by DA-MAX on July 17, 2003 at 20:17:52: but it's not that expensive. Just hook it up on your bottle and it's suppose to relieve the pressure when it reaches 3000 psi. WOW! That's a lot of pressure. But it's a little diaphram that's suppose to break at that pressure. And you can easily replace it if that happens. I just want to make absolute certain that my trunk won't blow up b/c of 150 degree Vegas heat and high bottle pressure. I know that I can't race under that much pressure. Of course. : not sure if NX has a vent pipe out yet(they might offer it in the Gen X package), but the NOS pipe is pretty much universal. Replys: nor should you be racing in 150 deg weather... Alex (90 300z) 20:54:36 7/17/2003 (1) It's not possible to have 150 degree weather, BUT it's easy for temps to reach 150 inside my trunk. --> Aaron (92 SE Auto) 21:00:59 7/17/2003 (0)

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: but it's not that expensive. Just hook it up on your bottle and it's suppose to relieve the pressure when it reaches 3000 psi. WOW! That's a lot of pressure. But it's a little diaphram that's suppose to break at that pressure. And you can easily replace it if that happens. : I just want to make absolute certain that my trunk won't blow up b/c of 150 degree Vegas heat and high bottle pressure. I know that I can't race under that much pressure. Of course. : : not sure if NX has a vent pipe out yet(they might offer it in the Gen X package), but the NOS pipe is pretty much universal.