Subject	Avoid the oilless type - they're loud as screaming monkeys,
Posted by	whatsthegoodwørd on May 15, 2007 at 2:53 PM
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In Reply To	I ordered me a boost leaker tester from Chris, at posted by Red300zxTT on May 15, 2007 at 01:21 PM
Message	get the oiled type - they look like a 1 cyl engine with a flywheel attached by a belt to a seperate electic motor - much quieter and higher performance too. With care, they'll last forever and have good resale value too. ..................................... US distributor of Blazt Nissan consult diagnostic cables, Datascan, and ConZult, now with PDA support For more info, check out my ad in classifieds!
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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