December 02, 2017, 09:10 PM
BarneyBAir vs. Co2?
quote:
Originally posted by markemark:
What Viair system model number ?? Where purchased ??
Mark, the one I run and install in cars is part number Viair 10000, purchase at Summit racing around $121. Pro shop #VAR-10000
BB
December 02, 2017, 09:55 PM
markemarkquote:
Originally posted by BarneyB:
quote:
Originally posted by markemark:
What Viair system model number ?? Where purchased ??
Mark, the one I run and install in cars is part number Viair 10000, purchase at Summit racing around $121. Pro shop #VAR-10000
BB
Thanks for sharing . I like Summit / Jegs best if using mail order.
December 02, 2017, 10:16 PM
rustymark i googled that pn and it popped up at jegs summit walmart and others
May 22, 2019, 11:27 AM
Buckyquote:
Originally posted by WEH2:
A former racer from around Mooresville, NC used a pvc tank made out of 3" pipe with two end caps. Pumped air in to it with small 12V air compressor like the ones where you can try to pump up a flat tire with. Controlled his pump manually. He would check the pressure and run pump if needed until he got the pressure he wanted. He used the air for his tires and to hold his clutch pedal down until delay box released. Get this the working pressure on pvc is like 275 psi at room temperature.
I believe that is the working pressure for schedule 80 pvc....for liquids only. PVC is not rated for air pressure.
I stumbled across this thread looking for the preset co2 regulators someone had found. I have my regular regulator for the throttle stop and shifter. But I need to regulator that down in line to about 30 psi or so. I haven't found anything reasonably small and reasonably priced yet. I'm sure some racer has run across something.
May 24, 2019, 05:35 AM
fuzzy diceI get my CO2 bottles filled at a paintball place...costs 5 bucks per...no problemo...
May 24, 2019, 06:03 AM
ski_dwn_itquote:
Originally posted by Larry Woodfin:
Mark,
I buy the "Air Armed" from K & R
Bought this past winter... Nice system and never need to worry. Air in Lanes for tires also if needed.
May 24, 2019, 07:23 AM
NC3x58I got the Viair 10000 system, and all I had to do was add a regulator and I also bought a 1/2 gal tank instead of using the 1 gal just for saving a little space. I wouldn't use CO2 ever after having the compressor and I also ran a line to the rear tires for emergency adjustments.
May 24, 2019, 04:58 PM
sr4440quote:
Originally posted by Bucky:
I stumbled across this thread looking for the preset co2 regulators someone had found. I have my regular regulator for the throttle stop and shifter. But I need to regulator that down in line to about 30 psi or so. I haven't found anything reasonably small and reasonably priced yet. I'm sure some racer has run across something.
Have you considered a savair regulator?
https://store.epsgroupllc.com/...regulator-231as1230/May 24, 2019, 05:08 PM
BuckyThat’s just the ticket. Thank you
May 28, 2019, 10:28 AM
TomRHere are all the parts I installed on my car last year. I added a regulator inline to the SLE and do not regulate the air for tires. I have a hook up (bulkhead fitting) under the rear bumper. I keep the coiled up air hose behind the drivers seat so I don't have to open the trunk to fill the tires.
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