Compressor Updates On Site!!!!

1533 Views 34 Replies 16 Participants Last post by shift350, Jan 13, 2004

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Discussion Starter · Dec 23, 2003 (Edited by Moderator)

Hey Everyone.
Just letting everyone know we have added some new compressors to our product lines for 2004.

These are the compressors that we will be carrying for 2004.
FIRESTONE 9210 (150psi) $119.95 ($113.95 Final Cost)
VIAIR 280C (150psi) $109.95 ($104.45 Final Cost)
VIAIR 350C Chrome (150psi) $169.95 ($161.45 Final Cost)
VIAIR 380C Chrome (200psi) $199.95 ($189.95 Final Cost)
VIAIR 450C (150psi) $209.95 ($199.45 Final Cost)
VIAIR 450C Chrome (150psi) $199.95 ($189.95 Final Cost)
VIAIR 550C (150psi) $299.95 ($284.95 Final Cost)

All the "PSI" Ratings listed will be the max pressure that we offer our "NO HASSLE" Warranty on.

In order to recieve final price simply enter the discount code when ask on the website and that will deduct the current sale price to the final S-10 forum special pricing.

Link To Compressors Online
http://store.gaugemagazine.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=214

Merry Christmas!!!!

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SlammedDime

· #21 · Dec 26, 2003

Re: Re: Compressor Updates On Site!!!!

dB Zac said:
why would you ever by the 450c non crome if it is rated 25 psi less and cost more???:wtf:

Its not rated at 25 psi more anymore.... didn't you read the last 5 or 6 posts???

matt - I edited the original post to reflect the change in PSI.

wagonproject

· #22 · Dec 26, 2003

But still why does the chrome one cost less?

dB Zac

· #23 · Dec 26, 2003 (Edited)

:stupid: and who in world would pay more for the same compressor, especially since the cheaper one is chrome????

SlammedDime

· #24 · Dec 26, 2003

I would assume the same reason cab stated earlier, Airlift is the one that distributes the chrome compressors, not viair, so they may sell them cheaper wholesale, than viair distributes the regular 450's.

dB Zac

· #25 · Dec 26, 2003

SlammedDime said:
I would assume the same reason cab stated earlier, Airlift is the one that distributes the chrome compressors, not viair, so they may sell them cheaper wholesale, than viair distributes the regular 450's.

That explains why they are priced the way they are, but that wasn't my question. Don't sweat it cuz it was more of a humorous observation then a question anyways.

cab

· #26 · Dec 27, 2003

So basically now the only differnet is the finish. Same compressor, chrome is cheaper. Period. Your choice!

DimeTime

· #27 · Dec 28, 2003

DimeTime said:
So if we have our airlift 450's and have been running them at 170 PSI since we got it because the warrenty said 175 PSI, are we fuct if it messes up?

This guys got a interesting question

civiconair

· #28 · Dec 29, 2003

about how much faster would 2 450s fill a 5 gallon than 2 thomas that come in the eai kit?

SlammedDime

· #29 · Dec 29, 2003

http://www.bagginit.com/facts.html

Divide the fill time in half :thumbup:

zY

· #30 · Dec 29, 2003

DimeTime said:
This guys got a interesting question

I like this question too.

SlammedDime

· #31 · Dec 29, 2003

My assumption would be if you sent in your warranty card, you'd be fine, cuz they have proof you bought it before they are now changing this.

hoppin01s10

· #32 · Dec 29, 2003

If you have been running the compressor at 170 PSI you will still have a warranty. All you will need to do is send in the receipt along with the compressor if you run into a issue.

Matt and Larry all the updated information is in the mail.

litestab

· #33 · Jan 13, 2004

whats the deal with the 380c being able to have more preassure? does anyone have this one?

SlammedDime

· #34 · Jan 13, 2004

Thats the way its designed, thats why it can push more pressure.

shift350

· #35 · Jan 13, 2004

hehe...just got my 2 450's last friday, thanks for the killer deal matt :thumbup:

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