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Up for sale is a Nitrous/CO2 Purge kit for your car. It is considered brand new because it has not been used. I am selling because I want to save up for other performance parts for my car. The only thing is that the sticker from the Fake NOS bottle has been ripped off which does not affect functionality at all.

Nothing to inject anything into your engine! Its simple to install

Comes with everything you need to install

- 1x Refilliable 1.25LB Bottle and Bracket that can mount anywhere (empty due to safety reasons on deliveries)

- Real NITROUS High Flow solenoid, switches, wire, fuse and enough purge tubing (25') to make the plume of Nitrous/C02 purge out of any location.

- C02 adaptor (to refill)

- Instructions to install

You can have the bottle filled at any paintball store to save tons of cash or anywhere that fills C02

This kit can also be used as a cheap dry nitrous kit with a few jets.

$200 including delivery. Australia Wide. PM or if i dont reply, then email me at [email protected] if you're interested.

bought for over AUD$300 from the USA. I could not find any in Australia

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