I think Finnegan's such a humble guy and watching these videos feels more like spending time with a buddy rather than anything else.

Mike's talking about an $1100 dollar fill station and I can't even afford to install a nitrous kit on my vehicle... and yet I still watched the entire video haha

Twin Turbo boat in the background... can't wait to see the video on this!

I look forward to these episodes just as much as roadkill and hot rod garage these days. keep up the great work and keep em coming Finnegan!

Great video Mike. Cylinder gas guy here, love the safety talk. When the cap is off, secure the tank to a wall. Those valves shear VERY easily if the fall over!

Keep up the great shows. A tip from this nitrous user, open any valves fully then back them off half a turn, same as welding cylinder valves etc. Stops the valve locking in the open position.

Finnegan, you are my spirit animal... I was an automotive enthusiast as i young man. Rebuilt engines, welded stuff, and busted knuckles and worked tirelessly to trick slow things to be fast.. Bu then I spent all kinds of money and time getting two bachelor degrees in business that i finished in '07 when no one was hiring unless someone died. Wish i had have spent time and charisma turning wrenches and going fast. It's a treat to watch your exploits (especially vintage film.

I have many videos posted for the DIY users, I just want to say thanks. You present yourself as very professional and knowledgeable on the subject..

Brings back very good memories 👍🏻! I bought a crygen...pump from Honest Charlie's warehouse back in 1984 when NOS first offered it and it was shaped like two hub caps bolted together! Wonderful to fill customers bottles in a couple minutes!!! Speed Shop just me and a large white dog! Good life and second largest purchaser from Honest Charlie's in Chattanooga, Tennessee. My shop was in Buford Ga. Street Magic. It just don't get better than making people dreams come true and making money too. Great video, I miss that big white dog! Thank You!

Wait you mean to tell be that the nos doesn't refill automatically like in the games?

5:34 I'm having a flashback to you blasting Freiburger with a bottle in the junkyard Cuda episode.

Growing up I had the fantasy of owning a garage and playing with turbos and Nos. This is important info I would have learned the hard way! Keep it up Finnegan!!

Awesome video Mikey, love the fact it was different but still applied to going fast. Kudos.

Now that is what I call cooling a beer.... very cool demonstration Mike. I used to dive water filled caves, research for State of Florida. I filled my own dive tanks, O2, Helium, and Nitrogen. Had to supplement the Nitrogen with a filtered air compressor off a Jet APU I bought.Worked, charcoal filters for the 2 stage air compressor was expensive, but I always got the gas mix I needed.Always wondered, for drag racing applications weather you could combine O2 and Nitrous to get horse power. However, O2 does not like sparks or combustible environments. So containing the mix would be critical. But just think an enriched NosO2.

I am really glad you put this out I have been wanting to learn more about nitrous before I start using it. I really don't want to blow myself up. Its harder than I think but that doesn't mean I shouldn't be slightly over cautious

For the love of jebus secure your mother bottle to the wall. It's stoopidly easy to accidentally make a gas-cylinder-rocketship which will propel you into low earth orbit no problem. I know we all gotta go sometime, but the obituary would not make for good reading! Also, it's good practice to start & stop transfer pumps using the air regulator, not the isolation valve. Waaaay more control. Think of it as the difference between the footbrake & the E-brake (handbrake this side of the pond)

Can't wait to see the finished boat run. 711 cubic inch motor, twin turbos, and a hefty amount of spray to top it all off, should be a beast. Forgive me if my estimates are wrong, but that's probably around a 2000hp motor combo, no? That's including the spray of course.

Love the channel, every video thus far has contained very useful information

On this episode of roadkill, we ratchet strap the mother bottle on the roof of our car and we go racing!

every time im in PA for work we drink a lot of yuengling! love that stuff! great beer!

Great video. My rocket needs 4 hybrid engines and I'm now considering using NOS instead of pure oxygen now that I know more about NOS. I appreciate the fun/detailed explanation!

Man, thanks for this video. I've been looking at this system for a while now but was hesitant to pull the trigger.

Great video sir really enjoy how informative you are with everything keep up the great work it's very interesting thank you very much!

love the sound it makes

I'm really liking the diversity on your videos!

how have i only found this chanel now , this has made my day :)

Good stuff Mike i learn something from each of your vids, keep em coming

Yes! music in the time lapse, also keep up the awesome work.

Love your solo vids man. Awesome content. Keep it up!

great video! I have used my Purge on the car to chill many a beer's before!

My dad flew mustangs in WW2. The pilots kept a leg of womens hose with them at all times. On occasions you could get hold of a bottle of Coke... always hot. Just drop it in the hose and lower it into the fuel tank and out to dry 4 or 5 times. In a flash the av gas evaporation would cool the pop. Not cold but better than hot.

Doing it RIGHT! 👍 Keep up the good work !!!

nice bit of kit. I dont fancy doing the old method to often

Good info, Mike. Thank you!

That's just the coolest sounds of motor magic without turning a key I've ever heard 👍🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🐜

haha love the last bit with the beer. great video guys.

Use to fill bottles everyday at work,a fill bottle with a siphon tube and a pump his the only way to go,much safer also. Really enjoy seeing you do your own thing btw.

That's how I quick chill my beer too! another great video mike mad me get up and fill some.bottles myself and work on my camaro gotta wire up a mr.gasket fuel pump my mechanical is only giving me 3pounds and starving itself for fuel 383 stroker small block performer rpm heads lunati cam 750 cfm holley double pumper built 350 turbo trans 06 ss camaro rear end so I could go 4 wheel disks should be a quick grocery getter lol thanks too you and Dave for roadkill made me start turning wrenches for myself agin and not just for others now I got my dream car Almost done 85 iroc z28

so funny u did the beer Thang we do that all time.o and we have use small propan torch to hear are nos for years with no problems just keep it moving it helps alot to get that bottle pressure up.

awesome videos man.keep them coming

Thanks for the info. I enjoyed learning that.

OH YES! The amateur iMovie Music! Love it! And nice NOS bottle by the way...

Dingaling beer! The perfect beef for Finnegans Garage. But you're in the South now so you should be drinking good Ol' PBR.

"Don't point it at your friend and open the nozzle", tell that to Freiburger I remember the Roadkill intro where he did that. xD

Cool, loved the video. Very useful.

Fast improvement! You'll be a professional KZfaqr before you know it! Awesome stuff Thanks Finn!

You were awesome at kansas city speedway. You guys treat your fans well.

lol at you cooling your beer off and BTW I live close to the yeungling place like a mile . Located in Pottsville Pa ! Ya should take the free tour sometime

We use similar pumps in the Paintball world for CO2. So much easier to fill tanks on a cold day as well. We also built in bleed valves to bleed the line safely before disconnecting the filled tank.

Hei Mike, I like your stuff.. keep going!

Great vid Mike! I didnt get a chance to say hi at the kansas roadkill show as they shut down the line right before I could get in, but I just wanted to say that roadkill nights was amazing and so are the videos youre putting out!

Nice fill station. We used to fill scuba tanks for Nitrox the same 'old' method. used to pump those bad boys to 4000 lbs. (rated 3500) Used pressure gauges & had to do the math, percentage, etc for correct gas fill then use an O2 sensor to check.

damnit i missed you and dave at power tour .kansas speedway is ten minutes from my house. had to work sadly. maybe next time you guys roll through k.c. i can catch you. i got a motorcycle i think you'd like even though your not a big bike guy . to my knowledge. keep the vids coming i love it mike

Love the new channel, but you gotta get a mic, it's tough to hear sometimes when the camera pans away from you. Also, 16oz in 1lb, 12oz is more like .75oz, so 24.75oz is actually full, not 24.12... So you have another couple oz of safety room there. Just a heads up. Also, the scale likely has a tare button, so you could zero it after you put your whole rig on there and measure in 10lbs of added gas.

If any of you are itching for the next Roadkill, then slide over to Motor Trend On Demand, become a member, and watch. And ENJOY!!!!! It's one of their BEST EVER, hands down. It just became available over the weekend and I've watched it 3 times, and its only Monday. Cheers, Dave :--)

Ahh beer and nitrous, two necessities of life! 😎

Hey Mike... I don't think your bottle is full. You said before you opened the valves that the bottle on the scale was 16 pounds (with the hose on it), which means that the final weight should have been 26 lbs instead of 24.1. Also, check and see if the digital scale has a tare button on it. Same thing I do when working on HVAC systems; you put the refrigerant bottle on the scale, tare the scale to zero, then just add the 6 lbs (or whatever it is) to the system. It just shows -6 on the scale. Makes it much easier to reach your 10 lbs that way, instead of trying to remember specific numbers. ;)

Great video dude.

I figured you would still be sleeping after just getting back LOL. Had a great time hanging out. This is Ferrari boat guy btw

Cool that beer down. I used to deliver liquid argon, oxygen and nitrogen in a 6000 gallon bulk tanker

Constructive criticism: Show some activity on your home page, i know it's a new show and all, just put some videos there so it doesn't look inactive. Love roadkill, and this new series of videos, nice to see some metal work tips. Coming from a wood work back ground, but loving cars, this is informative and entertaining. Keep up the good work.

Awesome vid. On another note, keep releasing merch brother. I'm glad to support anyway possible!

love that the logo says vegan speed and marine at the beginning :D

I clicked like after 3 seconds. Thanks for the vijeo Mr Mike!

If I were filling the bottle, I would certainly use the safe method. However, when watching some other person, i.e. Finnegan, fill the bottle, I prefer them to use the " lose your arm " method, as I find it far more entertaining. Finnegan, old sport, would you please bear this in mind for future videos⁉️😃😃😃

I thought you were going to show yourself putting that together? All I saw was that attractive woman messing with an iPhone.

great video man,I gotta go chill some beer

That chain that you use for holding your fill bottle up looks awesome! You must be planning on using your boat to protect the valve from hitting the floor and getting knocked off? Smart stuff. I wish I was that smart.

Good Job, I WANT MORE ROADKILL UGH

Finnegan! You're awesome! :)

Yuengling, hell yeah!

Love this !

You should be able to get Yuengling in Georgia. They brew it in PA and FL. Now sponsorship - that would be cool. Free beer FTW!

Good job man

I like the music for the time lapse, it's like something out of a Guy Ritchie movie

Crazy stuff, in the US you push NoS into engines, in Europa we are used to fill balloons and having a good time :-)

we were playing with liquid oxygen at work one day. crazy watching all the lines and fittings frost over and see all the moisture freeze

No wonder Finnegan is so happy all the time :P

I will never have a car with nitrous in it, not a boat either. Put if im put in that situation, i know how to thread seal the system. I like this channel.

cool , very similar to moving propane from one tank to another

True story my dad has a really old large bottle like that for welding gas. I was looking at the dates and it went all way down to the early 40s ww2 era and had a swastika on it!!! I talked to a couple people and they said it may have been a nitrous tank on a German war plane. The Germans used the power boost to climb fast. It was leased unfortunately and we couldn’t keep it

Don't know if this was mentioned or not, didn't have the time to go through all the comments... I do commercial HVAC and this is a lot like transferring refrigerant. If you put your heater closer to the bottom, you'll heat the liquid which will give you better results. Also, if you keep your 10# bottle in the ice while filling, it will condense the vapor to liquid at full pressure. Be careful because this WILL over fill the bottle. Maybe weigh the large bottle and stop when it's 10# lighter. Your hanging scale may be accurate enough. Keeping the 10# bottle cold and large bottle warm, you WILL get all the liquid out even if the dip tube doesn't go all the way to the bottom... may be a little slow at that point though.

Yay! You added music!

neat set-up.. btw I guess you can put the race bottle on the scale then zero it & see exactly how much nitrous goodness is transferred into it

The Blasphemi burnout was a great intro track. More music of our people, please.

That pump is cool,

I like how you run around like a busy bee and I am assuming your wife is just chilling on her phone oblivious :)

Lmao "never point at your friends and open the nozzle" but I clearly recall him doin it to Dave on the intro of a roadkill episode

Working around these kind of cylinders everyday i can tell ya that if the tare weight of the mother bottle isn't stamped on the shoulder of the bottle in kg's it will probably be stamped on the top threaded ring and it will be in either kg's or Lb's. Depending on how may times the cylinder has been painted without stripping the old layers the tare weight can very somewhat from the stamped weight The cold fill method is called a cryogenic process. Happy filling!

Finnegan, you can put the empty bottle on the scale then zero the scale. It will then read the amount you add to the empty bottle, just making things a little simpler. So it would show 10 pounds when full instead of 24.1. (only works on the first fill from empty though)

Thanks Finnegan cool video

That band saw is friggin enormous

I think next road kill you guys should fly some where are buy each other cars and drive then home.

Hey brother great video it’s a ton of help. Any advice on what air compressor I would want to buy for a nitrous speed shop so we would be using it back to back. Thanks!!!

@ 15:32 Finnegan's thought.. this is my channel and I'll drink a beer if I dam well please.

IR Thermometers have a "spot window" for use. The instructions should give recommended distances for operation. Guessing when you measured the temp of the small bottle from 5 feet you would get an average of the bottle and room behind it, etc.

Several questions. From a guy who services air conditioners, is it necessary to purge the lines before filling the smaller bottle? or is the small amount of air in the lines of no consequence? Second, as an electrician, you might want to protect the circuit breaker panel from the metallic dust your saws throw off. A build up of conductive dust inside your breaker panel might not be a good idea for the long term health of your house. One of your earlier videos IIRC the chop saw was chucking sparks right at the panel. FWIW. Great video by the way. You do the "this is just me doing this" very well.

Another way to do it is to elevate your bulk tank above your fill bottle and let gravity pressure do the work. No need to heat the bulk tank or chill the smaller bottle. It may take a while to completely fill the smaller bottle but it does work. If it were water and air it wouldn't work because the water won't absorb the air, but being it is the same substance the gravity pressure will make the liquid in the lower bottle absorb the gas until it is completely 100% full of liquid with no gas at all. I found this out by filling one-pound propane bottles from an inverted 20-pound propane tank using a Harbor Freight refill adapter that attaches the one-pound bottles horizontally. It won't fill the one-pound bottle fully at first but if left connected to the inverted bulk tank it will completely fill the one-pound bottle 100% with no gas at all due to the gravity pressure being it is the same substance in different states.

Awesome!!

Best use ever...beer!!