On Board Air Install with Train Horn
03-16-2021, 09:23 AM
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Location: St louis mo
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Alright, first off I've utilized the search feature and found alot of useful information about OBA systems but I can't find any details on a horn install.
Here is what I want....
1) A system without a duty cycle or needed cool down time, becuase i'm impatient
2) I do NOT need to run air tools, I just what to use the system to air up my tires which are 34s at the moment but may upgrade to 37s in the future and a train horn.
3) The horn is just for fun and not for sadistic use.
I was looking at the Viair Constant Duty system but I do not know how a train horn is installed so I have no clue what to look for. Also Hornblasters has complete kits but I don't know if those are just to run horns or if they can air up tires as well.
Can someone shed a little light on what I should be looking for to run my desired setup? Is install simple enough for an average Joe to do?
Thanks
Here is what I want....
1) A system without a duty cycle or needed cool down time, becuase i'm impatient
2) I do NOT need to run air tools, I just what to use the system to air up my tires which are 34s at the moment but may upgrade to 37s in the future and a train horn.
3) The horn is just for fun and not for sadistic use.
I was looking at the Viair Constant Duty system but I do not know how a train horn is installed so I have no clue what to look for. Also Hornblasters has complete kits but I don't know if those are just to run horns or if they can air up tires as well.
Can someone shed a little light on what I should be looking for to run my desired setup? Is install simple enough for an average Joe to do?
Thanks
03-16-2021, 03:19 PM
#22
JK Enthusiast
Dude -
Go to a local dive shop and purchase yourself a used scuba tank - average tank is 80 cubic foot @ 3K psi.
That will inflate an awful lot of tires, and charge just about anything ya want to play with.
Refill is about $10 and takes only a few minutes.
Fill yer shorts !
Neville
Go to a local dive shop and purchase yourself a used scuba tank - average tank is 80 cubic foot @ 3K psi.
That will inflate an awful lot of tires, and charge just about anything ya want to play with.
Refill is about $10 and takes only a few minutes.
Fill yer shorts !
Neville