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I've never done that but it sure sounds like a cool idea.@NLXTACY
has anyone ever run the air first to a transmission type cooler to cool the air stream, than through a coalescing filter? The B&M plate type cooler is tested to 200psi.
Gotta keep the marbles moving forward![]()
I've never done that but it sure sounds like a cool idea.@NLXTACY
has anyone ever run the air first to a transmission type cooler to cool the air stream, than through a coalescing filter? The B&M plate type cooler is tested to 200psi.
I see what you did there...
I hope those type of regulators work better for you than they do us here at work. They're used for nitrogen to our sample stations and they suck ass.
We use a lot of that style regulator too at work and there is nothing wrong with them. It depends on the manufacturer (we use mostly Parker), but their suitability also depends on their size. 1/4 inch might be a little puny for this application. It may not be enough flow to seat a bead, but it will fill tires and run an ARB. The 3/8 included in the kit will be much better.
Where is this supposed to go?
Where is this supposed to go?