Not sure how he's going to explain that one to the dealership.

Mississippi was one of the dozen remaining hold outs until some idiots in a blown car decided to take some police on a high speed chase that ended in the death of Trooper Steve Hood. As such, NOS is now illegal in Mississippi street cars, and is the 39th state to pass such a law.

As far as the specifics go, no one's sure exactly how the law is written. We know (for instance) that in California you can have a nitrous oxide system in your car and the bottle can even be hooked up, however said bottle must be 100% empty. In other states you're not allowed to have the bottle screwed in. Still, in others, a NOS system is illegal period.

A little advice for the Mississippi residents from the folks at Bangshift.com: "Seeing as though this is a law fresh in the minds of law enforcement and represents an emotional event for the Mississippi State Troopers, we'd stow our bottle well away from the mount when headed to the race track."


Source: AutoBlog

Something like the above will ruin your day. A guy's nitrous bottle blew up while basking in the sun, which resulted in taking out everything in proximity. From the rear glass to the front glass, everything got a taste of the brute explosion. Sucks. Sucks big time.

Source: The Turbo Forums

Perfect for any garage, Nitrous Express is giving away free 4' x 2' banners to those who want to pay the $9.95 shipping. Or if you're like me, you'll hang it in your room wall to impress the ladies.

[External Link: Nitrous Express Free Banner]