Sorry, I don't remember the actual word for it...
I was reading in a magazine about an install on a Z28, and
they mentioned a tube that was positioned to spray nitrous
across the windshield in front of the driver. Apparently,
you're supposed to spray nitrous out of it until it is a solid
stream (to get rid of air bubbles). That will ensure that
when the nitrous comes on, it'll be all nitrous, and not a
bubble of air first. (Bill, do you have one of these? I
never really saw any of your nitrous runs since I was either
at the other end of the track or in the staging lanes when
you were running.)
I'm wondering how you spray the nitrous out of that tube;
the "big boys" seem to do it during the burnout. I don't do
a burnout (I drive around the water). I'm wondering if
they do it during the burnout because you have to be at
WOT to activate the nitrous? For my needs, a switch or a
button would be preferable to doing a burnout.
BTW: I have a book and a video about nitrous on the way;
hopefully that'll spare you guys some of these constant
questions. (or just throw more fuel on the fire) ;-)
-Jon-
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