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panteradougMember

Hagerty has no way of knwing if there is nitrous in my car because they didn't ask and I didn't tell.

All they have is two picture of the car and none show the engine.

In NY state nitrous installed on a vehicle for street use is illegal. It is a fire oxygenator and more then a few firemen have been injured as a result of it.

My sugestion is that one should keep it hush-hush.

I don't have it on my Pantera simply because of the plumbing on a Weber system. I do have it on another car, but I can't tell you which one. (see how it works, it's easy, you don't tell anyone?)

10/6/0711:31 AM

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