Bottle Difference?

[spote3]

Ok guys, I have a quick question... is there a difference between a 2.5 lb Co2 bottle and a 2.5 lb nitrous bottle? This is a pic of a Co2 bottle that I was hoping to use for nitrous.

 

[Mr Brown]

Bottle is fine. Valve won't work.....

 

[GPW]

+1

 

[spote3]

Guys... Thanks for the heads up, now I know what to look for. I've got some decisions to make....hmmmmm....

 

[ogre]

how many psi is it rated to?

 

[Mr Brown]

how many psi is it rated to?

CO2 bottle should be rated the same as pressure as a nitrous bottle. They are interchangeable, but the valves are different, as they are for car NO2 bottles.

 

[ogre]

o, cool then. does that mean i could grab a paintball bottle then, and just change the valve?

 

[Mr Brown]

o, cool then. does that mean i could grab a paintball bottle then, and just change the valve?

Absolutely, but you wouldn't get much use from it......

 

[Gixx1300R]

Aluminum Bottles are rated at 1800 psi or 2015 psi. Both can be used for Nitrous,Co2 and Nitrogen

 

[tofas2c]

I have used co2 bottles and they work fine. I can fit 3 12oz bottles in my tale section of my 08. and no one knows they are there. great sneeky system. I will say it ill only last for about a 15 second shot or 50 hp. then pressure is way low.

 

[B-12]

Here what i made with paintball bottles.
Co boilds more pressure as Nos so no problem with the bottles.
The german paintball bottles are (must) be tested to 3000psi to get aproval
Change the valves !

Before and after 1lb

 

[glassmaster]

I have used co2 bottles and they work fine. I can fit 3 12oz bottles in my tale section of my 08. and no one knows they are there. great sneeky system. I will say it ill only last for about a 15 second shot or 50 hp. then pressure is way low.

How big are those bottles I was just lookng at some 10oz bottles? Check my post out if you dont mind. Dont wanna hijack this thread....

 

[Blake051300]

Paintball tanks easily mount under the trim piece between the fairing and the neck and tank. Right on top of or beside the ram air duct. Very sneaky.