Subject	It takes a lot of air to find a boost leak. Even those
Posted by	AzHeat on October 27, 2005 at 11:01 AM
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In Reply To	What's an inexpensive air supply for a boost leak tester? posted by Rodger on October 27, 2005 at 10:42 AM
Message	portable tanks that you can fill up will run out fast.
Follow Ups	What's an inexpensive air supply for a boost leak tester? - Rodger 10:42:19 10/27/05 Are you asking about the tester, or the source of the air - KaZ (VaBch) 10:48:13 10/27/05 Asking about the compressor or tank. - Rodger 10:51:33 10/27/05 No, it makes too much noise. You need to be able to generate - Guapo 11:01:08 10/27/05 It takes a lot of air to find a boost leak. Even those - AzHeat 11:01:54 10/27/05 So what should I buy? (n/m) - Rodger 12:06:23 10/27/05 buy a 25 gallon 6hp compressor. They are not that - AzHeat 12:09:59 10/27/05 5 Gallon or more... but then you're looking at $150+ (n/m) - KaZ (VaBch) 12:10:30 10/27/05 Examples... - KaZ (VaBch) 12:15:33 10/27/05 I always shake my head when people complain how they - AzHeat 12:25:47 10/27/05 Well... - KaZ (VaBch) 12:30:16 10/27/05 Mine is an upright unit so it take little space. (n/m) - AzHeat 12:33:29 10/27/05 Thanks (n/m) - Rodger 12:45:20 10/27/05 Yup, np! (n/m) - KaZ (VaBch) 14:44:09 10/27/05 I also need an inexpensive leak tester! - Drk93TT 11:18:36 10/27/05 just build one. - Guapo 11:27:22 10/27/05 not everyone has a regulator. - tyler@boostpro.net 21:09:03 10/27/05 or you can buy one from boostpro.net. (n/m) - zmenon 14:24:54 10/27/05
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