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Can someone please confirm that is it a defect to have a NOS bottle in car but not connected and also can I complain against the cop if he breaks the BOV cover? I had my BOV covered with a sheet but the cop broke it….And is it defect to have a big rear view mirror? Though I didn’t get the defect coz the cop broke the BOV cover and I argued with him but he is always in my area so that he can defect me next time…

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I'd just leave it.

Dude you've got NOS attached to your car, obviously if he wanted to screw you he would have, but because he broke the sheet, he's let you go.

I'd say that's the only reason he let you go.

why do you wanna carry the bottle when its not hooked up, if u crash and the bottle get punctured and sparked, then u r ****ed, u'd be better off leaving the bottle @ home when not using it, almost like carrying unneccesary jerry-cans around, it just a risk

Not sure about that Bass, I've heard that it's ok to have a full NOS setup but the bottle must NEVER be in the car on the road, even if your driving to the drag's etc. It must be transported in another car. Best to check with your states road authority.

why do you wanna carry the bottle when its not hooked up, if u crash and the bottle get punctured and sparked, then u r ****ed, u'd be better off leaving the bottle @ home when not using it, almost like carrying unneccesary jerry-cans around, it just a risk

Another point, you are right that it's not the best idea but a common misconception is that NOS is flammable. Nitrous oxide by itself is non-flammable. However, the oxygen present in nitrous oxide causes combustion of fuel to take place more rapidly.

This wasn't really helped by a particular movie :kick:

I would *think* it'd all come down to how much he reasonably suspected there was something illegal in the cover. I mean if you have drugs in the seat they'll rip apart the seat no prob we all know that but does it extend to defects I'm not sure.

If the cover wasn't purely there to hide the BOV then I'd go complain - if anyone law or not broke stuff on my car i'd take it further - it's a man's car you don't mess with it no matter what :P

On the other hand you're defectable so maybe you should just cop it sweet - remove the bov if you're worried. (they're a pleb in the uniform, you're the pleb without and all that... )

Hi Flowed turbo, front mount intercooler, upgraded fuel pump, APEXi FC, upgrade clutch, intake, 3.5 inch exhaust, SPARCO race seats, 18 inch STICH wheels, 240Kw@wheels, NOS system...i've added few more pics of my car in my profile.... i am thinking of upgrading it to 400 KW now....

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