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viair 380 pumping rate..

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flexinsteelzOctober 12, 2010
#348159

viair 380 pumping rate..

how fast u guys think a single viair 380 takes to pump up two universal air bags? thinkin of trying a tankless air ride system.. i was guessing maybe 10 secs?
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how fast u guys think a single viair 380 takes to pump up two universal air bags?  thinkin of trying a tankless air ride system..  i was guessing maybe 10 secs?
5t341tHOctober 13, 2010
#348331
how would it work with the valves? i wanna understand this...
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how would it work with the valves? i wanna understand this...
brainneededOctober 13, 2010
#348335
^^ have the open valves and compressor kick off of the same circuit?

you'd probably be better off with a belt driven compressor if you want to do something like this....
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^^ have the open valves and compressor kick off of the same circuit?

you'd probably be better off with a belt driven compressor if you want to do something like this....
flexinsteelzOctober 13, 2010
#348385
Yes open valvves n pumps at same time.... Reason no belt driven is because it would be useless...those r only good for fast bag set up...
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Yes open valvves n pumps at same time.... Reason no belt driven is because it would be useless...those r only good for fast bag set up...
brainneededOctober 13, 2010
#348386
flexinsteelz;348385 wrote:Yes open valvves n pumps at same time.... Reason no belt driven is because it would be useless...those r only good for fast bag set up...

with no tank as a reserve, that might be a good thing. low duty cycle and quick fill.
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[QUOTE=flexinsteelz;348385]Yes open valvves n pumps at same time.... Reason no belt driven is because it would be useless...those r only good for fast bag set up...[/QUOTE]
with no tank as a reserve, that might be a good thing. low duty cycle and quick fill.