Now before you all jump on this,

 

Information pertaining carry NOS in cars,

 

I have spoken to gas suppliers, engineer shops, police and transport, all info is conflicting (isn't everything)

 

If you hold a dangerous goods card you are able to have NOS secured in your car, I'm quite aware that use of this is prohibited,

 

Anyone confirm perhaps

I'm not sure about a dangerous goods card, but wouldnt transport of any gas need to be done in a secured ventilated cargo area, ergo, not inside the sealed cabin/trunk of a car.

Yeah a cabin full of nitrous sounds like a hilarious way to die.

 

I once saw a skyline at a workshop called "Drag me" while I was getting some dyno tuning done. The thing had a race fuel tune and a big nos setup. The owner poured a drum of C16 into it, swapped to a full Nos bottle, got it running, pointed towards the door of the shed and took off for the Gold coast. Plenty of people drive on the street with it, but its not a good idea. I'm pretty sure this dude was a salesman of some sort and not the kind of guy who needs to do a tax return. If you get my drift. Leave it up to these kind of morons.

So far as I can see you only need a dangerous goods licence and placard if you're transporting dangerous goods with a container having a capacity larger than 500kg or 500L. That's a fair bit of nitrous Carlos!

 

You've got me curious as to how it would possibly illegal now. It's only an oxidiser so not any more dangerous than carrying breathing oxygen.

 

For use in vehicles it's usually doped with sulfur dioxide so you can smell it if there's even a tiny leak. You'd be more likely to die from carbon monoxide poisoning than a nitrous leak.

OH&S says you can't have more than 50 tonnes of nitrous oxide (including nitrogen dioxide and trioxide) in one place.

As far as I've seen NOS in use with street cars.

It seems to mainly be on the back of drag ute's.

So its ventilated. Not sure if that makes it legal.

 

Yeah NOS isn't very poisonous.

 

Just thought i'd chuck my 2c in.

 

edit: 50 tonnes of NOS is a fair bit!

Edited June 27, 201214 yr by It's_AUDM_Yo

whats the difference between carrying a bottle of NOS (with it disconnected), and carrying a bottle of LPG for your BBQ?

I never thought it was illegal to have it, its just illegal to use it.

http://www.aussiev8.com.au/legislation-modified-car-laws/28820-nitrous-qld.html

 

By what they are saying in this thread, NO part of the nitrous system is allowed on your car.

"NNNNNOOOOOOOSSSSSSS!!!"

 

 

But seriously, this has a lot to answer to.

Edited June 27, 201214 yr by snotyellowke55

i wonder what the rules are on water injection.

 

Pretty much the same concept as nos, except its just plain ordinary old water.

 

and its not additional fuel, it just cools down whats being burnt....so you can add more timing!

Careful Dave, haven't you heard water is also a very dangerous substance?

Careful Dave, haven't you heard water is also a very dangerous substance?

 

And very addictive some people ingest over 3litres a day of it. Sickening......

Bottle of water on the back seat... now that is a water hazard and definately not safe enough for you bumpkins!