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Nitrous Express Statistics: Company, Bottles, Jets, Systems, and Mounting Data

Key Nitrous Express statistics covering company history, bottle hardware, jet pricing, system output, and bottle installation measurements.

Nitrous Express statistics span company history, product pricing, pressure control, bottle hardware, jet selection, system output, and installation measurements. The figures below are attributed to Nitrous Express product, contact, and information pages; legacy research represented here was not independently verified.

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Company profile and support

Nitrous Express says it started in 1996. Its About Us page also says the company acquired Snow Performance on November 14, 2018. The same page describes 22 years of operation while expanding the product line. Because those statements refer to the periods presented on the company pages, they should be read as reported company history rather than as a newly calculated operating-age figure. Nitrous Express About Us

The listed company address is 5411 Seymour Hwy, Wichita Falls, TX 76310. The Contact Us page gives 940-767-7694 as the tech and sales phone number and 940-687-0751 as the fax number. Listed business hours are 9:00am–5:00pm CST. The page says email responses may take 24–48 hours. Nitrous Express Contact Us

These support details matter when a product question involves bottle fitment, jet selection, or system compatibility. The address identifies Wichita Falls, Texas, while the stated hours and email-response window provide the company’s published service expectations rather than a guaranteed response time.

Bottle heaters and pressure control

The 10–15 lb Heavy Duty Fully Automatic Bottle Heater is listed at $357.71 under SKU 15939. Its pressure adjustment range is 900 PSI to 1200 PSI, and the pressure switch has a 50 PSI working window. The switch is preset at 1050 PSI and uses a 1/8 NPT fitting. Nitrous Express 10–15Lb Heavy Duty Fully Automatic Bottle Heater

The heater element is rated at 240 watts at 12V, 312 watts at 13.8V, and 425 watts at 16V. Its surface temperature is above 300 degrees. The kit includes a heavy-duty 40 amp relay and a 4AN manifold. The related-products area also shows compatibility with 14 amp variants.

Heater specificationPublished figure
Price$357.71
SKU15939
Pressure adjustment900–1200 PSI
Preset pressure1050 PSI
Switch working window50 PSI
Element rating at 12V240 watts
Element rating at 13.8V312 watts
Element rating at 16V425 watts

The voltage-specific wattage figures describe three operating points, not three separate heater models. The pressure figures likewise identify the adjustment range, preset value, and switch window as separate specifications.

Bottles, valves, and brackets

The 10 lb Lightning 500 bottle is listed at $305.39 and uses SKU 11100B. Its dimensions are 6.89 inches in diameter by 20.19 inches tall. The Lightning 500 valve uses a 5/8 siphon tube, a 500-thousandths high-lift stem assembly, a 45-degree outlet, and dual gauge ports. The valve weighs one-half pound less than the older chrome-plated brass valve. Nitrous Express 10Lb Bottle, Lightning 500 Valve

Nitrous Express says the Lightning 500 can support supply lines up to 10AN with no restrictions and is recommended for systems up to 2,000 nitrous horsepower. The company also says the valve is standard in many NX nitrous systems and that it outflows competitors’ valves on the market today. Those last two statements are company claims, not independent performance measurements. Nitrous Express About Us

For comparison, the 10 lb bottle with Mainline valve is listed at $295.17. That is a different product configuration from the $305.39 Lightning 500 bottle, so the prices should not be treated as a like-for-like valve performance comparison. Nitrous Express 10 Lb Bottle W/ Mainline Valve

Bottle-bracket prices cover several capacities and mounting formats. The 5 lb stainless bracket is $61.41; the stainless bracket for 12 lb composite bottles is $77.80; the 2.5 lb billet bracket is $107.88; and the 2.5 lb motorcycle bottle bracket is $44.19. Brackets for 1 lb and 1.25 lb stainless bottles are listed at $41.60. Nitrous Express Bottle Brackets

For larger bottles, the billet bracket for dual 10–15 lb bottles is $437.12. The billet aluminum roll-bar bracket for 10–15 lb bottles is $373.44, while the billet bracket for 10–15 lb bottles is $355.66. A stainless steel bracket set for 10 lb and 15 lb aluminum bottles is $77.80.

Bottle mounting measurements

Nitrous Express mounting instructions allow a 10% variance in bracket spacing and require grade 5 bolts and washers. The instructions say bottles should be mounted in the trunk area or outside the passenger compartment. If that is not possible, they specify an NHRA-approved blow-down tube and vent fitting, part numbers 11708 and 11709. Nitrous Express Mounting the Bottle

The published bracket-spacing figures vary by bottle size and bracket family:

Bottle sizeShort bracket spacingTall bracket spacingBillet bracket part number(s)
3.5 oz1 in3 in11013P / 11017P
7 oz1.25 in7 in11013P / 11017P
10 oz1.25 in10.75 in11013P / 11017P
1 lb1.25 in5.5 in11029P
1.25 lb1.25 in6.5 in11029P
2 lb1.25 in6 in11018P
2.5 lb1.25 in7.5 in11018P
5 lb1.25 in10.5 in11031
10 lb2.75 in11.75 in11108 / 11108B
15 lb2.75 in15.75 in11108 / 11108B

The roll-bar bottle bracket has 1 5/8-inch roll-bar mounts. Excluding the bar mounts, it is 9.5 inches tall, 8 9/16 inches wide, and 11 3/4 inches long. Its listed weight is 3.25 lb. Nitrous Express Billet Aluminum Roll Bar Bottle Bracket

Jets and jet-pack pricing

The Nitrous Express Jets page lists 240 jets in its Master Jet Pack, priced at $986.74. Individual examples include the .136, .048, .046, .047, and .045 NX stainless race jets at $29.99 each. The .136 orifice threaded race jet/fitting is $49.34, and the .250 stainless steel mega jet is $29.95. Nitrous Express Jets

The plain .136 NX stainless jet is listed at $19.98, while the clear jet-holder case is $24.73. A click-to-choose jet listing spans $6.63 to $6.96. The Jets page shows the .136 NX stainless race jet and .250 stainless steel mega jet side by side, giving readers a direct view of two differently named options in the same category.

The prices are listing figures, and the individual jet examples are not a complete price list for all 240 items in the Master Jet Pack. The range of $6.63–$6.96 belongs to the click-to-choose listing and should not be generalized to every jet on the page.

Nitrous systems and horsepower ranges

The Sub C nitrous system is listed from $640.65 to $1,655.97 depending on bottle size. Nitrous Express describes it as designed for small cubic-inch engines. The system includes a 10 lb nitrous bottle, a wide-open-throttle switch, stainless steel solenoids, and an extra-long stainless braided N2O line. Nitrous Express Sub C Nitrous System

The BMW EFI dual-nozzle system is adjustable from 50 to 300 wheel horsepower and includes a 10 lb nitrous bottle plus a stainless bottle bracket. Nitrous Express BMW EFI Dual Nozzle System

The Nissan/Infiniti dual-nozzle system is rated from 35 to 150 horsepower. With additional jets, Nitrous Express says it can produce up to 300 wheel horsepower. The system fits late-model Nissans and Infinitis, including the 350Z and G35. Nitrous Express Nissan/Infiniti Dual Nozzle System

The N-Tercooler spray-ring system dyno test added 52 wheel horsepower to a turbocharged Honda baseline. That is a reported test result for the stated vehicle context, not a universal gain for every installation. Nitrous Express N-Tercooler Spray Ring System

Other published output ranges include 35, 50, 75, 100, and 150 horsepower settings in the title of the Universal Dry EFI System. The 90mm LS single-entry hardline plate system is rated from 50 to 400 horsepower. These figures describe listed settings or product ratings; they do not establish a guaranteed result on every engine. Nitrous Express Universal Dry EFI System and Nitrous Express 90mm LS Single Entry Hardline Nitrous Plate System

Taken together, the system listings cover small-engine applications, EFI dual-nozzle systems, a turbocharged-Honda dyno result, and an LS plate system with a 50–400 horsepower rating. The correct interpretation depends on whether a number is a selectable setting, a stated rating, a maximum with additional jets, or a single reported test result.

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