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everyday! everyday! lol

what im actually planning on doing is attaching a mini, flat metal wall bracket on it, and glue some super super strong magnets on it with industrial glue.. i dont know what glue it is but its damn strong. then i can just stick that onto the lift pillars and work from there! sounds like a plan...

LOL probably the best answer. but on a serious note, the values you will get on AC are not the right ones. They are just numbers. Like when a car run on open loop and the pcm just disregards anything the O2 sensor is giving as an input..

might as well.. i know i would. Whats 15$ when your already ready to spend $270..

lol youre crazy. if the aircat doesnt prove itself in terms of reliabilty, ill get the TI, until then im open to other possibilities. What i was trying to prove with my super long post that no one prolly cares about is that its one of those guns you just gotta try to see how it is. theres...

the service rep claimed that the twin hammer has more bpm than the twin clutch design, but hits at a force considerably lower than the twin clutch. Ive heard of so many good reviews for this gun from people using it heavily for years without problems. I have also heard probably the same amount...

i actually called aircat today to ask for info on some of their impacts, one question was why the 1200 nitrocat wasnt recommended for tire shops, and the answer was because it was to save their *** in case anybody complained about it breaking lug studs right off, because the twin-clutch...

aircat.com and look at the FAQ page. all the answers you need

yeah sounds like a good idea to mount a little setup on my cart. It would be pretty practical and efficient.

Thank you for your responses. dreamer- that would be a cool setup for me at a nice price. I unfortunately cant have anything wall-mounted because i am ALWAYS alternating between different automotive lifts at my work, so it has to be pretty portable and quick connect. I know the inline stuff...

Hey guys, im starting this thread because ive done much searching, on this site and on others, about the effectiveness of inline water separators for air tools. Ive seen threads where a 5micron filter is recommended, and others where a 0.1 micron is used. Im getting a new impact wrench, and am...