12 volt compressor's...which one
 

I want a 12 volt compressor to use with my rear helper bags. Which one to buy. Anybody have any suggestions.;):chevy:

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http://www.viaircorp.com/OnRoad/products.html
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I think I found one. Don't need a lot of PSI for 2 rear helper bags. I found a pump on E-bay for less than $100.00.
Going to the Myrtle Beach show this weekend so I'm going to check there first and if nobody has anything I will order it.;):chevy:

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It won't take a large compressor to fill the helper bags. Did you want something that has in-cab controls? Here is a kit with a compressor and in-cab control.

http://www.onboard-air.com/Air-Werkz...y-Control.html

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I like viar stuff, even if it seems overkill for the setup sometimes. The stuff just WORKS. I put mine through hell in my s10, and even completely exposed to WI winter and the salt etc than comes with it, it always worked even down to -7 on my birthday. Just make sure to buy the higher quality weather-pack relay holder....cuz that thing will freeze.

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I got the cab stuff covered. I'm using the old Delco pleasure lift guage my dad gave me and I drilled it and put a momentary switch in it to run the pump.;)


http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1362625524

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Hey man, I will see you at the show this weekend then! I will be there Friday (sorry for the hi-jack). I have a blue 71 longbed with black 20" wheels and a white roof.

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Perfect.... I would just run the 275c compressor then. It runs $149.

- Travis