And at under $100 shipped its hard to pass up.

 

Why not just use a paintball gun regulator? They are way cheaper, designed for CO2, and offer great adjustment control.

 

ok, i'll bite.
i dont understand the purpose of using Co2 on a RZR.

 

Air up your tires

 

My buddy and I did this. I definitely regret spending the money on it and wish I would have bought one of the small compressors that plugs into the cig lighter. You don't have to worry about running out of air.


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I bought one of the battery jumpers/tire pump combos. Haven't needed it yet, thankfully, but hopefully will be handy if I do.

 

I'll sell you my setup if you want. 2 20oz tanks with caps, coiled regulator cord and air chuck. Located in Colorado.


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Hmm... pics? where u at in Co?

 

why not use N2 if your going to use exotic gases for your tires.
get an N2 tank for $26.00 and a regulator for about $80. refills are relatively cheap from airgas
if thats the rout you want to go. or a Viair pump for $55.00

 

CO2 is close to 80% oxygen. Because of this one tank of CO2 will do 3x the work of one tank of Nitrogen. A small 20oz CO2 tank will fill four 30" tires from flat to about 15 psi. A 20oz Nitrogen tank will fill slightly more than one tire.

 

Nitrogen is inert and won't interact with the rubber. That's the main advantage that racers are looking for, along with stable pressure over a wider temperature range due to the lack of moisture content.


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Where is this from? Link?

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It won't seat a bead but I can plug and fix flats as often as I need to.

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What brand is that? Looks nice and clean. How much was it?


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I will have to look and see tomorrow. Compressor was around $50 on amazon and I made the mount. Tight fit but has 25' air hose and compressor tucked under the hood

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I bought the slime kit from pep boys come with compressor and tire plug kit was cheap and I used the plug kit this weekend

 

Those work fine for airing up a tire, but to seat a bead these CO2 setups work much better. The only other thing you need is a ratchet strap. Sure there are tricks where you can use gasoline, starter fluid, etc and a lighter, but I'd rather not burn my beard off. :scared2:

The Power Tank regulator I have is adjustable up to 160psi but I think the adjustability is kind of pointless unless you are going to use it for running an impact wrench. The models with a single pressure would work fine for tires and they are cheaper.