💨 VIAIR 150 PSI High-Flow Air Source Kit: Ultimate Solution for Robust Air Supply Review

This was installed on my crawler to control rear airbags and front and rear ARBs. An added benefit is that it is great for tires and use of mild air tools. Seems to be a quality device so far, time will tell. Make sure you plug it in and wire it up correctly using a good quality relay and proper wiring. It is very important.

Replaced my original sound compressor with this compressor. I then infiltrated my airbags through a distribution system behind my license plate. The distribution system is pressure-relieved to avoid over-pressurization. I had to disconnect the compressor from the tank to keep it high in the truck. I had to replace the pump isolators to avoid vibration under my seat while working.

Bought for my 2005 Dodge 2500 I separated the compressor from the tank to mount under the truck in the frame rail. Very happy with the amount of air it holds, works great for an exhaust brake, I wouldn't recommend it for inflating large, low pressure tyres, get a much larger volume pump. But great for exhaust brake, horn, top up tire pressure. If you want to disconnect the pump from the tank, some of the fittings on the tank will need to be replaced and capped.

Bought to use as a replacement for the train and tank horn compressor on my truck. I've been using it for 4 months now and it still works like new. It fills up quickly, about 60 seconds, and doesn't leak. It's also small enough to fit in a truck's toolbox, but big enough to deliver plenty of air. There is a safety valve on the side if you want to deflate manually. It works great with this setup as I'm sure there are many uses for it. Good solid construction, reliable.

Purchased to start both airlockers, emergency tire inflation, beach toy/air mattress inflation and horn. Works amazing and survived 2 months of discharging. Another $100 or so spent to separate the compressor from the tank so the compressor is mounted high up in the engine bay and the tank is behind the gas tank. There was a 1/4" plastic line from the compressor to the tank and from the tank to the tailgate quick connect, plus an underhood aluminum manifold for the purge valve, pressure switch,

This is an amazing kit. The last time I installed a supercharger kit on my '95 T100 (about a year ago), I assembled all the components individually, thinking I'd save myself a few bucks. Let's just say I was wrong. I had to skimp on quality components to keep the price down. After all, this kit was more than a pleasant surprise. It came fully assembled with only the positive and negative wires that needed to be connected to make it work. Very simple and all components are of high quality (Viair