Mopar Muscle Association UK

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.hotr ... rging/amp/

pretty cool...literally

however thats a 2014 article so i guess their predictions of a retail ready system and massive uptake were a bit premature

worry about pressurised bottles in a car and of course the weight i have no idea how much of a risk compressed air is when compared with compressed nitrous or LPG

i know the pressure varies widely between different gases. nitrous and Co2 bottles have to be much higher rated pressure

i'm guessing air probably less....

Dave

Scuba tanks are typically 3,000 psi

mopar_mark wrote: Tue Nov 20, 18 6:00 pm Scuba tanks are typically 3,000 psi

And now they have even larger volume tanks,ads about 10 more minutes of air under water,just found out last year

Cool article/video, typical engineers who want to do it to prove it, rather than as much money can be made ... Downside is the refilling, but if there was enough market, I’m sure fillers would turn up at tracks

roadkill did something similar with leaf blowers and a monza as I remember