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Old 05-03-2008, 11:30 PM   #4 (permalink)
layonnn
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Re: How to: Install CO2 tank in rear

I have those large metal washers on every side of the bolt and nuts just to be overkill.
I saw some of those furniture feet things today as i was looking for some bolts.

I did a little research on CO2 before i purchased this from trdparts4u. Apparently, the CO2 is in liquid form in the bottle at all but the top. The top is in gaseous form. So, if you lay it on your side (as i have seen some mount it) and use it, you will get the liquid form coming out. Probably gonna give you frostbite if it hits the skin.
Maybe in the future if i decide to get some airtools i will buy an adjustable regulator, for now, filling up the LTB's is all the tank will be used for.
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