alrighty, tomorrow im heading over my buddys shop,
i have 2 5 gallon air tanks, 2 viair 480 electric air compressors and an engine driven sanden 709 air compressor, all are going to be installed and running by the end of the day tomorrow,
fill times from 0 to 200 psi will be right around 2.5 minutes, at idle

tanks and 480s


the engine driven (its the part that looks like an a/c compressor)


and the gauge i will be using to monitor tank pressures from my drivers seat


and the new location for the gauge

 

thats good but do you already have the truck bagged or whatever you guys call it?

 

no i dont, this is step one,

 

dont u normaly bag then air it ?

 

you need air first to run air ride.
if it were an air load leveling system i wouldnt need the on board air

 

bat, why do you have an engine driven compressor and the electric ones in the bed???? wouldnt just one set be sufficient??

 

batty, you need to fix your sig...

the silhouette of the truck shows the frame riding, and the wheels off the ground...

Sheesh, and you call yourself a decent photoshopper...

 

haha yeah batty we can fit a pus*y hair underneath those wheels in that sig, haha. but about time we start seeing this thing on bags already

 

because, the more you have, the faster your tanks fill, thats the whole idea

got the system plumbed, and the comps and tanks mounted and the engine driven all hooked up,only took 8 hours lol

so far holds pressure, absolutely no leaks, didnt get a chance to wire anything, but thats all is needed at this point,

 

tank 1, has a quick connect on top, and the pressure sender (gauge) and pressure switch(on/off)







tank 2, has a gauge on top, and a water trap from the engine driven compressor







and my super baller digital gauge