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anyone have an air compressor in their truck
i am thing about something under the hood
can't seem to find too much
i would be looking to fill tires and run air horn in 2003 f-250 w/6.0L diesel
are they 12V or run off a belt?
where the best place to get them and what manufacturer is good
thanks jason
Hey jay whats up,I am Keith i have ford f-150 with air horn and air tank hooked up in my truck my horn is very very very loud its from FDNY Fire Truck but just reg. air horns like from a tractor trailer you can get from a place in brooklyn called bruno truck in brooklyn or 1 block from there freight-liner truck.Tractor trailer horn are very loud as well i had that before,you can prob. check on ebay as well you can find air horns on there as well with the air tanks.i dont have the hook up for filling tires but it is minor thingto do.You can check a manufactor called Hardley as well there a big name also you can check J.C. whitney let me know how you make out not that hard to hook up either.I dont know where you are in L.I. but i am in brooklyn and can show you mine if you need to,let me know how you make out and if you need help!!!!
I have a dual command II with firestone airbags. Beings I had a compressor I added a 2.5 gallon tank (got at 4 wheel parts) which is the perfect size for my frame rail. I also added 2 air horns for maximun noise. Wasn't 2 hard to do and I really love it.
Look at the ARB and quickair, they apparently don't need a tank to accomplish filling a tire. Quickair has a couple different sizes depending on your needs. Both are pretty well respected names from what I know. Just do a search on google or 4wheelparts.com for more info(sorry this site eats link to non advertisers ).
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