Hey guys. I have a 15lb NOS bottle right now. I am all about having a sleeper. I also want to keep FULL interior including my spare. I have t-tops, so in the bottom of the trunk is out. I need to know if I could hide that bottle sucessfully. I have a guy that will trade me for a 10lb TNT bottle. Would that make it much easier to hide? I don't want people to notice it's there. If it isn't that noticible, then it will be all good. By that I mean, if you can tell that a panel isn't there anymore, then it is ok, as long as I don't have a huge N20 bottle sticking out. Any advice or experience would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Aaron

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95 White t-top Z28 M6 Mods include: Hotcam, Macs w/ offroad pipe, flowmaster, airfoil, TB bypass, !EGR, !CAGS and a B&M ripper shifter. Maybe a little something else...

 

From my experience, there are only really 2 places it can be successfully hidden.
1) in the rear well where the t-tops go
2) The other is dump the spare and put it in there. That was the option I took, since I hate that little POS! A TNT 10lb fit's easily. I have heard of people putting 15's in there also. Then get a remote bottle opener and you are set!

 

i ditched mine,i rather have my 15lbs bottle than a spare i won't use back there.
but if i'm going somewhere like to the track which is 2 1/2 hours away. i will bring a spare. But if i get a flat i don't want that dirty tire on my clean interior. i'm just have my bro or a friend bring a spare. i would do the same for them.

 

One one of the car shows, I think it was Horsepower TV, they did a NO2 install on a Camaro. What they did was to cut a piece of plywood to fit in the trunk well over the T-Top brackets. They then carpeted the plywood to match the interior and mounted the NO2 bottle to it. That way you can pop the bottle and plywood out and still have use of the T-top brackets. If I install NO2, that is what I am going to do.

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Tim

97 Z28 6M, 383 LT-4

Daily Driver, Honda Insight, getting over 67 mpg!