Maintaining a constant pressure in the nitrous bottle is essential for consistent performance results. Temperature and pressure are directly linked, which means as the temperature changes so does the bottle pressure and as it changes, so does the nitrous flow rate along with the nitrous/fuel mixture as a consequence.

On a cold day the pressure could be as low as 500 psi but on a hot day it could rise above 1,000 psi and with such a wide variation being possible over the course of a day, it would be impossible to maintain a constant delivery of nitrous to the engine, without a suitable method of eradicating those pressure changes.

A pressure drop also occurs when the system is first activated and the larger your power increase the bigger that drop will be. You can control the temperature of the cylinder and therefore the nitrous pressure, by installing a bottle heater. Whether you live in a cold climate (such as the UK) or want to maintain the nitrous pressure during a race, you can benefit from adding a WON Bottle Heater to your system.