💨 Enhance Your Air Tank Performance with the Victor 22-5-63002-8 Air Tank Manifold Review

This is the same one I ordered from the parts store and I have the same problem with both no matter what I do they still lose air so I just get rid of the tank

after 70psi it leaks. The product is not high quality. look elsewhere Buy one for your enemy so he can spend a lot of time installing and miserable.

This manifold, along with a new hose, gauge and cartridge, helped me salvage a service tank that was seeing its best. Holds the pressure for a long time now.

This replacement valve was a perfect match for my air tank. It is fully sealed, preventing leaks and offering a high level of manageability. My highest expectations were met.

As others have said the relief valve rises at around 80 PSI. Almost every tank or shop compressor will operate at 125psi if the working pressure weren't listed in the description.

The thread on the manometer was somehow defective. I couldn't screw on the pressure gauge, rendering the manifold useless. Of course, Revain replaced him, but that was very inconvenient. It's a pity that I didn't pay attention to the bad rating of this article before buying it. Very poor quality control

Gauge fitting has 1/8"-27 NPT threads and is not deep enough. -27 NPT and threads a 1/8"-27 NPT female onto the calibration thread. The tap and die removed some of the material and now I can make three full turns.

Like most but performs better than others this is a separate inlet and valve. Many of them are integrated in such a way that they fall out together or on top of each other. BUT this device does NOT specify what pressure the relief valve will operate at, and while most of these tanks are rated at 125psi (maximum allowable working pressure), it appears that THIS valve only wants to relieve pressure at 100psi. Also, note that simply using Teflon tape on a joint this size will almost always leak…