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Apr 22, 2011 | 01:21 PM

#11

ronjenx

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From: Maine

Quote:

Originally Posted by Viair

you are correct on all counts, but also bore & stroke.

Thanks. I like the 450P because it shuts itself off when air is not moving through the hose, and it has a 100% duty cycle, (up to 1 hour), which is plenty of time to do anything I want to do.

Apr 22, 2011 | 01:26 PM

#12

robsjeep9

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From: Kitchener

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Originally Posted by Viair

the 400 series would be a sprinter
the 400 series comes in these variations

p/n 40040

p/n 40013

p/n 1005

p/n 40043

p/n 40045

p/n 40047

So for occassional offroading inflating 4 35" tires the 40043 is fine?????

Apr 22, 2011 | 04:29 PM

#13

cyberfalco

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From: Conway, AR

I bought a 40043 in 2005 I believe. Great portable compressor. No regrets at all. Aired up my 35x16x15 Swamper Boggers on my CJ7 without too much standing around.

Apr 22, 2011 | 04:49 PM

#14

robsjeep9

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From: Kitchener

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Originally Posted by cyberfalco

I bought a 40043 in 2005 I believe. Great portable compressor. No regrets at all. Aired up my 35x16x15 Swamper Boggers on my CJ7 without too much standing around.

Cool thanks mine is in this week.... Makes me feel good about my decision.

Apr 22, 2011 | 08:36 PM

#15

will16

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From: NJ

Quote:

Originally Posted by Viair

yes,
a 10005 Heavy Duty OBA will pull off roughly about 6-8 lugs when plumbed correctly.

Thanks. What about with the 2.0 gal tank? I like the mount inside the engine bay behind the radiator. Problem is only a 2gal tank will fit. How would that do with an impact gun?

Apr 25, 2011 | 07:43 AM

#16

Viair

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From: Irvine

Quote:

Originally Posted by robsjeep9

So for occassional offroading inflating 4 35" tires the 40043 is fine?????

Yes.. I personally have filled 8 35" tires from 15-50 with out even hitting the thermal over-load...

Quote:

Originally Posted by will16

Thanks. What about with the 2.0 gal tank? I like the mount inside the engine bay behind the radiator. Problem is only a 2gal tank will fit. How would that do with an impact gun?

the two gallon tank will pull off about 4 lugs... (NO REGULATED) I got 6 lugs off regulating the air to 95psi...

http://www.viaircorp.com/OffRoad/Parts/regulator.html

Apr 25, 2011 | 07:46 AM

#17

will16

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From: NJ

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Originally Posted by Viair

the two gallon tank will pull off about 4 lugs... (NO REGULATED) I got 6 lugs off regulating the air to 95psi...

Cool. So with the regulator... pull off 5 lugs... then the tank would automatically fill again? How long would it take to full the 2 gal tank to be able to pull another 5 lugs?

Thanks.

Apr 25, 2011 | 07:58 AM

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From: Irvine

Quote:

Originally Posted by will16

Cool. So with the regulator... pull off 5 lugs... then the tank would automatically fill again? How long would it take to full the 2 gal tank to be able to pull another 5 lugs?

Thanks.

roughly about 27sec. (enough time to hand start your lugs when putting the rim back on)