what gauges are you running for your helpers?
08-14-2012, 05:00 PM
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what gauges are you running for your helpers?
What gauges, why, and cost? Can you link or post a price...pics installed...I am trying to get all my stuff together so I can get the helpers ordered and installed.
Also, are you running a tank, or tankless, and why?
Also, are you running a tank, or tankless, and why?
08-14-2012, 08:41 PM
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wirelss airlift 7200. no tank. plus i didnt want to place any gauges inside.
because im lazy and it was tiresome to stop around at a gas station if i needed air at any given time. I could always plan ahead and fill them at home but sometimes you need air out and about.
i also used a bike pump to fill it at times but filling 60-70psi is exhausting.:-/
because im lazy and it was tiresome to stop around at a gas station if i needed air at any given time. I could always plan ahead and fill them at home but sometimes you need air out and about.
i also used a bike pump to fill it at times but filling 60-70psi is exhausting.:-/
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wirelss airlift 7200. no tank. plus i didnt want to place any gauges inside.
because im lazy and it was tiresome to stop around at a gas station if i needed air at any given time. I could always plan ahead and fill them at home but sometimes you need air out and about.
i also used a bike pump to fill it at times but filling 60-70psi is exhausting.:-/
because im lazy and it was tiresome to stop around at a gas station if i needed air at any given time. I could always plan ahead and fill them at home but sometimes you need air out and about.
i also used a bike pump to fill it at times but filling 60-70psi is exhausting.:-/
After it was all said and done, it was going to cost way more than it is worth, and I don't tow at all.
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Why are you goin with helpers if you dont tow?
or do just want them for hauling stuff in the bed?
I have all my stuff peiced together.. helper bags were free from a friend and i got the hoses and fittings from work (under $10) Found a gauge in the shop and a "T" and had some stuff from my other job so i just peiced it all together.
Bought the 9000XL shocks and got the free MYRIDE junk, the compressor works nice for filling the bags and all the hose.
put a check valve from the pump to a "Y" just incase.
and a ball valve at the T with the gauge so i can adjust the pressure.
Got the compressor wired in to a switch in my center console so i can add air from the driver seat while watchin my gauge.
when im done i can stuff the gauge and ball valve under the back seat..
ill see if i can get some pics..
or do just want them for hauling stuff in the bed?
I have all my stuff peiced together.. helper bags were free from a friend and i got the hoses and fittings from work (under $10) Found a gauge in the shop and a "T" and had some stuff from my other job so i just peiced it all together.
Bought the 9000XL shocks and got the free MYRIDE junk, the compressor works nice for filling the bags and all the hose.
put a check valve from the pump to a "Y" just incase.
and a ball valve at the T with the gauge so i can adjust the pressure.
Got the compressor wired in to a switch in my center console so i can add air from the driver seat while watchin my gauge.
when im done i can stuff the gauge and ball valve under the back seat..
ill see if i can get some pics..