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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
The Blower Bistro
hidden nitrous setups come in
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<blockquote data-quote="Digital" data-source="post: 10331254" data-attributes="member: 66214"><p>I had the plate kit. Spray paint the blue and pink nozzles black. Run either vacuum hose or black wire loom like was stated before to hide the lines.</p><p>Drop the lines from the plate directly behind the engine and run them either in the passenger wheel well or under the intake beneath the air box where you can mount and hide the solenoids.</p><p>You can just run the feed line from the bottom under the carpet inside the car or underneath the car by the fuel line depending on how hard core you are.</p><p>Some people have cut the foam out of the rear seat on one side and stuffed a bottle in there. The same applies with the passenger seat. Two skinnier bottles and some foam removal allows you to put them there. You can always take out the spare tire and dump it in there which seems to be the popular hiding spot.</p><p>Besides that you just don't want any shiny stuff or obvious logos. I pulled all the branding off my solenoids and spray painted them flat black so they didn't stand out to a flash light.</p><p>The sneakiest way I've seen to hide the purge is to run it down by the exhaust and weld it into the exhaust. Rev the car up and purging at the same time or during a burn out will usually hide that sound. You can also aim it against something under your car and use sound to hide it like reving etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Digital, post: 10331254, member: 66214"] I had the plate kit. Spray paint the blue and pink nozzles black. Run either vacuum hose or black wire loom like was stated before to hide the lines. Drop the lines from the plate directly behind the engine and run them either in the passenger wheel well or under the intake beneath the air box where you can mount and hide the solenoids. You can just run the feed line from the bottom under the carpet inside the car or underneath the car by the fuel line depending on how hard core you are. Some people have cut the foam out of the rear seat on one side and stuffed a bottle in there. The same applies with the passenger seat. Two skinnier bottles and some foam removal allows you to put them there. You can always take out the spare tire and dump it in there which seems to be the popular hiding spot. Besides that you just don't want any shiny stuff or obvious logos. I pulled all the branding off my solenoids and spray painted them flat black so they didn't stand out to a flash light. The sneakiest way I've seen to hide the purge is to run it down by the exhaust and weld it into the exhaust. Rev the car up and purging at the same time or during a burn out will usually hide that sound. You can also aim it against something under your car and use sound to hide it like reving etc. [/QUOTE]
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