quickline23 said:
for those of u who run nitrogen and have a 220cf tanks where did u find them at and how much? i cant find one anywhere the biggest i found was 80 cf and i wanted to go bigger. so if someone can help me out that would be great. also to run nitrogen i need the tank, regulator, line and brackets right? is there something i am missing? thanks
You also need fittings to run air line from the nitro regulator to the air reserve tank. Other than that you're right on the money.
BUT, please god make sure you don't half ass some shit and tie your tank down in some retarded manor. Last thing you want is an accident and have a regilator bust off and have a missle come flying out of your bed and kill someone. Nitro tanks are under enough pressure to go through brick walls, concrete, cars, homes, and fly through the air by themselves up to a couple hundred feet. I've witnessed it. It was amazing but I'm sure the owner of the home the tank came down on didn't think so.
Check your local welding supply store for the size tank you want. They should have it. You'll have a rental fee for the tank and about a $20-$30 fill fee each time you refill it.
Or,
You can go with a set of pretty looking scuba tanks. It'll require a couple extra things but in the end you can tie several tanks together to make CF and you don't have to exchange them.
With scubas, you own the tank and you wont trade one rusty bottle in for another. They look better and cost about $4.00 to fill. Higher initial cost to set up but lower run costs over the long haul with cheaper fill costs.
ONLY problem with scubas is you need to have a scuba license to get them filled. UNLESS, you find a place near you willing to fill them if you sign a waiver stating that the compressed air isn't for breathing purposes like scuba tanks are meant for.
Just a FYI for ya.