Deweyxj
Invisible, on purpose!
- Location
- In my own private Idaho
I run a Quickair II in my XJ. I mounted it in the recessed area inside the RR quarter panel. I have no top, so the noise isn't too bad, but it would be better under the hood.
At first, I just ran a hose from it, & it could fill 33's from 15 to 25 in about 20-25 min. I plumbed in a portable 3 gal tank from Checker, which helped fill time, but took uu a lot of space & was hard to secure in the back.
I finally built a new rear bumper with 5X5 heavy wall square tube & hit the winner! I have aprox. 6.5 gal. of reserve & can fill 4 33's from 12 to 25 in about 6-7 min!
The Quickair II will fill the tank from 0 to 120 in 20-25 min. Its 100% duty cycle rated & comes with an auto pres. switch, so I can turn it on & forget it.
A York or A/C compressor conversion would be the bomb, but I didn't want to give up A/C & didn't have the space under the hood, so for around $300 I'm pretty happy with this setup
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My $.02 worth!
At first, I just ran a hose from it, & it could fill 33's from 15 to 25 in about 20-25 min. I plumbed in a portable 3 gal tank from Checker, which helped fill time, but took uu a lot of space & was hard to secure in the back.
I finally built a new rear bumper with 5X5 heavy wall square tube & hit the winner! I have aprox. 6.5 gal. of reserve & can fill 4 33's from 12 to 25 in about 6-7 min!
The Quickair II will fill the tank from 0 to 120 in 20-25 min. Its 100% duty cycle rated & comes with an auto pres. switch, so I can turn it on & forget it.
A York or A/C compressor conversion would be the bomb, but I didn't want to give up A/C & didn't have the space under the hood, so for around $300 I'm pretty happy with this setup
!My $.02 worth!