Onboard air system

[wilson1010]

5 lb or 20 oz. tank large enough?

Nah, 10lb is the minimum. If the CO2 tank could be used horizontally, I'd have a 20lb, but if its mounted on its side, frozen CO2 can squirt into your tire---not good. 5lb too small.

[4RunnerAdam]

Cant beat the "MV-50" superflow sold at Pep Boys for $60.

Here's a write up on how to port the head and make it work even better. After the mod, it will fill a single 33" tire from 18psi to 35psi in just over two minutes.

http://www.4x4wire.com/index.php?opt...ects&Itemid=83

I've got 2 that I plan on running together with a 5 gallon tank.

[JeffK5]

I have an extra York 210 compressor, would make a nice OBA with a bit of fabrication..

It's a V-belt with working elec. clutch..I'll let it go cheap!

[94Dodge Truggy]

I have an extra York 210 compressor, would make a nice OBA with a bit of fabrication..

It's a V-belt with working elec. clutch..I'll let it go cheap!

Thanks for the offer. I have 2 extra compressors already. The engine bay already has one for a/c and is getting tight for space with the coilovers in the way and other junk. I am leaning towards CO2 from ultimate air now.

[Grubbi]

I've got a beverage tank from Sparkling Carbonic as Wilson1010 mentioned. Works well and the price was right. I might have about $130-$140 dollars in the whole setup.