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zex in the winter
not that i am gonna race anyone but i would like to know if i run zex in the winter every now and again if it will hurt my car ... someone tole me that i will damage my engine ... cause i was gonna hook it up and see if it works ... so what will happen if i shoot it in the cold ???
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Re: zex in the winter
The same thing it does in the summer
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bottle temps will be colder resulting in less power, unless you run a bottle heater.
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zex in the winter? Never tried it, I have tried zex on the beach...duhduh ching....Thanks folks, Ill be here all week.
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Just make sure your engine and drivetrain are FULLY warmed up (at least 20 minutes of street driving). Also, the cold intake air is dense and the N2O may not warm as much as it did before, so you may be running run a little lean. You might want to richen the mixture a little bit if you have the ability.
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