CO2 offroad air company?

[SoCal]

Hey I was looking at different co2 setups and came across this
OffRoad-Air-OA-KIT10X-Complete-System/ I was wondering if anyone had experience with them or read any reviews. I know you get what you pay for but some things it is okay to be a little cheaper on.

thanks for any input you might have.

 

[Big John]

I'd buy it. That's a great price.

 

[twitchee2]

IMO i think your better off getting a nice regulator and getting a 20lb tank. would cost less then that price. But that does come with everything. it looks like a good buy but i have no expereience with it.

 

[proudrunner]

That is a good price, I believe pikeman has something similiar to that.

 

[SoCal]

IMO i think your better off getting a nice regulator and getting a 20lb tank. would cost less then that price. But that does come with everything. it looks like a good buy but i have no expereience with it.

Wouldn't a 20lb tank be kinda big? I am not looking to carry this thing all the time, just when I head out on trips. Plus if I get a bigger tank my friends will start coming around when it is time to air up.

 

[twitchee2]

Wouldn't a 20lb tank be kinda big? I am not looking to carry this thing all the time, just when I head out on trips. Plus if I get a bigger tank my friends will start coming around when it is time to air up.

they are about 20inches tall. the think the tank is $50(one time) then its about $30 to fill it up.

 

[SoCal]

I know that people piece together their tanks but I don't know enough about them to do that. I am not in a rush to buy this so I might just keep reading up on them to see if it is worth me shopping around to piece it together. ???

 

[J-money$$$]

I know that people piece together their tanks but I don't know enough about them to do that. I am not in a rush to buy this so I might just keep reading up on them to see if it is worth me shopping around to piece it together. ???

it not hard. I have about $125 into my 10 lb co2 kit. Find a local welding supply place, or a hyDroponics store. They should be able to hook you up with a tank for a good price.

I use air gas, and I do the cylindAr exchange. That way I don't have to wait for fills, and I don't have to deal with cert dates on the tank.

Then you will need a regulator, the place that sell you the tank should have these. Get the fixed one with no gauges. That should run you about 35-40 bucks. polyperformance.com has fixed regulators for a descent price, and they have complete kits for a good price too.

After the regulator just go down to harbOr freight and get a hose and some fittings.

It's super easy don't doubt Yourself