New on board air system!

Started by CruzrDave, June 08, 2006, 09:06:17 AM

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CruzrDave

The O2 Air Source kit is a self sufficient, low maintenance on board air system. There is no need to every refill or experience down time with your onboard air system again. In addition, this system is not affected by cold weather like a Power Tank. This kit features a 12volt heavy duty air compressor, a 5 gallon recovery tank, 50 ft air hose and a complete installation kit. This kit comes complete with wires, connectors, air fittings and thread tape to install the O2 Air Source kit on to a Toyota pickup/4runner or Land Cruiser. The O2 Air Source will air up approximately four 33x12.50 tires from 10psi to 30psi in 13 minutes. This kit can also be used to operate your ARB air lockers and pneumatic tools.

Kit price is $349

O2 Air Source kit
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Wermz84

:drool:

Great, now something else I want, No Need!!   :yesnod:
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DTB

Any specs on the compressor unit? CFM, duty cycle, brand, etc?  :greengrin:
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BigMike

I will get all of the stats and specs on it tomorrow. That info really should be on the webpage :thumbs:
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DTB

Quote from: BigMike on June 08, 2006, 04:59:57 PM
I will get all of the stats and specs on it tomorrow. That info really should be on the webpage :thumbs:
thank u mike  :circle:
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CTENG in KS

What about you put together a nice cheap AC compressor conversion kit...a just add tank kinda deal for those of us who don't need AC!
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BigMike

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Most of us here are not really into using Toyota AC compressors for OBA. It is a great idea because of simplicity (people already have them and are already wired, or they are easy to obtain, brackets already made, etc) but the maintainence on them isn't something we would want to deal with..

Here are the specifications on the pump:
Compressor Manufacture: Viair
Compressor Model Number: 280C
Max Amperage Draw: 18 Amps
Max Pressure: 150 PSI
Duty Cycle (@ 72°F & 100 PSI): 30%
Flow Rate @ 0 PSI (13.8 Volts): 1.31 CFM
Flow Rate @ 100 PSI (13.8 Volts): .74 CFM
Dimensions: 7.8 L x 3.95 W x 6.35 H
Weight: 6.5 lbs

The 280C Air Compressor features an oil-less design, HI performance PTFE piston ring, stainless steel valves, moisture and dust resistance, gear-less direct drive motor, anodized aluminum alloy cylinder, automatic reset thermal overload protector, mounting plates with vibration isolators, stainless steel braided leader hose, inline check valve and remote mountable inlet filter.
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DTB

Those are nice units.  :yesnod: Will it easily run an impact?  :headscratch:
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yota-tota

i'm not 100% sure on this but it should run an impact IF the air tank has enough air/pressure that the impact requires.

this basicly looks like a 12v pump you can buy anywhere with an air tanks and all the goodies. or am i wrong?
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DTB

Quote from: yota-tota on June 09, 2006, 06:57:54 PM
this basicly looks like a 12v pump you can buy anywhere with an air tanks and all the goodies. or am i wrong?
Don't think so, I know that ViAir is one of the best compressors made for what we do. http://www.viaircorp.com/280c.html completely maintenance free and very reliable
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Quote from: Wermz84 on June 08, 2006, 09:12:06 AM
:drool:

Great, now something else I want, No Need!!   :yesnod:

Sucks don't it, just when you think you've got everything you need or want for your rig they come up with something new to spend your money on. :woohoo:
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Quote from: BigMike on June 09, 2006, 09:47:25 AM
Most of us here are not really into using Toyota AC compressors for OBA. It is a great idea because of simplicity (people already have them and are already wired, or they are easy to obtain, brackets already made, etc) but the maintainence on them isn't something we would want to deal with..



Ahh, so it is all about you then.  I see.  Don't worry about the customers, just worry about BigMike.  :gap:
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