Subject	true (n/m)
Posted by	Cap927(Boston) on May 15, 2007 at 1:48 PM
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In Reply To	that'll work for small leaks, but for big ones, not so much (n/m) posted by spyhunterTT(nj) on May 15, 2007 at 01:41 PM
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Follow Ups	I ordered me a boost leaker tester from Chris, at - Red300zxTT 13:21:11 05/15/07 I would spend some money and buy a decent air compressor - Seafordguy 13:28:22 05/15/07 bike pump (n/m) - Cap927(Boston) 13:31:09 05/15/07 that'll work for small leaks, but for big ones, not so much (n/m) - spyhunterTT(nj) 13:41:46 05/15/07 true (n/m) - Cap927(Boston) 13:48:56 05/15/07 Don't forget you need a regulator too... - BradZ (FL) 13:33:48 05/15/07 Harbor Freight, Sears, Lowes or Home Depot... - OrlandoTT 13:55:28 05/15/07 Walmart - auto department. (n/m) - Red Z 13:56:57 05/15/07 Had one from there, and it crapped out within 2 months. - AbsolutZ (OH) 13:58:51 05/15/07 Fine one local to you that is selling one used - ZXRider(SoCal) 14:03:05 05/15/07 Avoid the oilless type - they're loud as screaming monkeys, - whatsthegoodwørd 14:53:31 05/15/07 I wish I new about that before I bought mine - AZHeat 18:12:09 05/15/07 Sears, about $80. It is a small one but runs strong. (n/m) - ChrisZTT (Sacto, CA) 17:17:47 05/15/07 Try Pepboys.com or NY store (n/m) - WildBill 18:29:19 05/15/07 Thanks Guys, and to who asked I ordered the one guaged with. - Red300zxTT 18:45:55 05/15/07
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