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Originally posted by machokow
No no no.... Haven't you guys seen the movie 'Fast and the ridiculous'.. must I remind all of you of the green Mitsu Eclipse with not 1 but 2 NOOOOS that went kaboom...
No no no.... Haven't you guys seen the movie 'Fast and the ridiculous'.. must I remind all of you of the green Mitsu Eclipse with not 1 but 2 NOOOOS that went kaboom...
then magically reattached itself and the car ran fine to get away from the cops
No, it really isn't illegal because of bottle explosions. Scuba cylinders come to mind as an example (though there are many kinds of cylinders carried around for various types of business). The cylinders one uses have to be DOT certified to be legally transported in a vehicle. All scuba cylinders are DOT certified. All NOS cylinders are DOT certified, too (cylinders are cylinders , regardless of what you put in them). If you don't believe me, go out and look at the neck of the tank. You should see a DOT number and a hydro inspection date from the manufacturer. The reason it's illegal is emissions, NOT cylinder explosions.
- Warren
- Warren
I was actually thinking about the incident where the gang of bikers with Uzis laced the car with bullets. Then Mr. I live my life a quarter mile at a time yells NoooooS and runs for cover just before the car goes up in flames.
That was funny how the exhaust manifold blew up according to the onboard Naaaawwws computer right after the floorboad fell out. Opening the hood revealed more smoke than a campfire and a blown car that needed tons of work. Then they ran from the cops just fine but Vin Dipsh!t's feet were on the floor no problem. Gayest movie ever!
Nitrous oxide supports combustion and can detonate at extremely high temperatures, but the DOT has classified it as a nonflammable gas. And I hope so...I'm a dentist.
For more info:
http://www.cganet.com/N2O/factsht.htm
For more info:http://www.cganet.com/N2O/factsht.htm



