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Compressor, Tank, and Valve Mounting ??s
CustomParts
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Edited: 11/13/2008 4:20:12 PM by CustomParts
I currently have all my air managment mounted inside the cab of my truck. But I wanna move it outside and free up some room. I preferably wanna mount everything under the bed but I have a few questions. I have seen alot of posts saying NOT to mount your Viar upside down. How much truth are there to this? Also would I need to put on a splash guard to protect my compressor, tank, and valves from rain and road debri? I can mount my stuff in the bed but rather not if I can get away from it safely. All help and comments are greatly appreciated.
Also, Im have Contitech 2500s up front. I am running 160psi to them now. Would it be alright to up them to 200psi? They are 2 ply. thanxs
I currently have all my air managment mounted inside the cab of my truck. But I wanna move it outside and free up some room. I preferably wanna mount everything under the bed but I have a few questions. I have seen alot of posts saying NOT to mount your Viar upside down. How much truth are there to this? Also would I need to put on a splash guard to protect my compressor, tank, and valves from rain and road debri? I can mount my stuff in the bed but rather not if I can get away from it safely. All help and comments are greatly appreciated.
Also, Im have Contitech 2500s up front. I am running 160psi to them now. Would it be alright to up them to 200psi? They are 2 ply. thanxs
chevygurly
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Laser-cut steel mounting plate with patterns for most Viair, Thomas and Firestone compressors. Bolt-on or weld-on to the underside of your frame for a clean install. Keeps the compressor in the proper upright position.
$20