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VIAIR Medium Duty Onboard Air System
Automotive Parts and Accessories (Viair)
List Price:$373.75
Price: $288.95
You Save: $84.80 (23%)- 33 percent duty cycle and 1.77 CFM maximum flow
- Intended for inflation of tires up to 33 inch and mounting on vehicle
- Remote mount air filter assembly sealed compressor
Trailmaster Suspension 6200 Invader SS Steering Dual Stabilizer
Automotive Parts and Accessories (Trailmaster)
List Price:$200.96
Price: $133.24
You Save: $67.72 (34%)- Heavy-duty construction, thick rubber bushings and a twin-tube cylinder design
- Designed for vehicles with lifts, oversized wheels, tires and snow plows
- Reduces vibrations for greatly improved steering response, handling and safety
Trailmaster Suspension 6100 Invader SS Single Stabilizer
Automotive Parts and Accessories (Trailmaster)
List Price:$109.83
Price: $72.82
You Save: $37.01 (34%)- Includes 2 SSV Speed Smart Valving Shocks
- Reduces wheel shimmy and vehicle wondering, while providing extra control in rough terrain
- Great for mild off-roading
Trailmaster Suspension 7100 SSV Single Steering Stabilizer
Automotive Parts and Accessories (Trailmaster)
List Price:$109.82
Price: $72.82
You Save: $37.00 (34%)- Silver cylinder
- Improves Vehicle Steering Response and Handling
- Designed to Fit with Trailmaster Components Only
Trailmaster Suspension 7200 SSV Dual Steering Stabilizer
Automotive Parts and Accessories (Trailmaster)
List Price:$200.96
Price: $133.24
You Save: $67.72 (34%)- All the necessary mounting hardware is included
- Comes with SSV shocks
- Custom-tuned Speed Smart Valve makes on-the-fly adjustments based on road conditions
VIAIR Medium Duty Onboard Air System
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List Price: Price: $288.95 You Save: $84.80 (23%) |
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Viair Medium Duty Onboard Air System for 33" Tires is a pre-packaged compressed air solution that provides a 33 percent duty cycle, 325C compressor, 150 PSI-rated 2.5 gallon air tank, and all components needed to install basic vehicle-based pneumatics. Features 33 percent duty cycle and 100 PSI pressure. VIAIR's Medium Duty Onboard Air System (OAS) is an all-in-one compressed air solution designed to work in conjunction with the vehicle it is mounted on. Included with this unit is a 150 PSI, 33% duty cycle VIAIR 325C compressor, a 2.5 gallon air tank, and all components needed to install a working system capable of inflating tires up to 33". This compression ability, along with the system's included pressure switch, multiple ¼" NPT port openings and more make it the perfect solution for users who want to go mobile with their medium use pneumatic tool set.
Rated for inflation of 33" tires, some pneumatic tools and expandable depending on your specific needs, VIAIR's Medium Duty OAS is a match for many compression applications faced on the road. The system is designed to be mounted on compatible vehicles, effectively creating a pneumatic workshop on wheels. Supplied components/features include a 33% duty cycle 325C compressor with 150 PSI capabilities, a 2.5 gallon air tank, a pressure switch with relay, a dash panel gauge with on/off switch and a variety of additional components needed to install the working system in your vehicle. Inflation hose for tire inflation is not included with this kit.
1-Year Limited Warranty VIAIR Corporation warrants this product, when properly installed and under normal conditions of use, to be free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of one (1) year from its original date of purchase. This warranty covers product defects only. It does not cover incidental or consequential damages as a result of misuse or abuse. What's in the Box
VIAIR offers the most complete line of air compressors and air accessories for both the on-and off-road markets available anywhere. VIAIR products are used in the OEM segment, 4x4 and Sport Air Suspension and have become the industry standard for both 12- and 24-volt automotive applications worldwide. Their compressors are currently being used in every corner of the globe, in the harshest climates imaginable and the company is recognized by its customers and peers alike as the leading manufacturer of high performance air compressors for mobile pneumatic applications. |
Trailmaster Suspension 6200 Invader SS Steering Dual Stabilizer
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List Price: Price: $133.24 You Save: $67.72 (34%) |
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The Trailmaster Suspension Invader SS Single Steering Stabilizers boost steering response, reduces vibrations and enhances handling in the moderate off-road conditions. They dramatically reduce wheel shimmy and wandering, especially on unpaved paths. They feature a heavy-duty construction, thick rubber bushings and a twin-tube cylinder design for all-terrain performance. They are designed for vehicles with lifts, oversized wheels and tires and heavy front-end equipment like snow plows and winches.Trailmaster Suspension 6100 Invader SS Single Stabilizer
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List Price: Price: $72.82 You Save: $37.01 (34%) |
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The Trailmaster Suspension Invader Speed Smart Valving Steering Stabilizers provide improved steering response and handling for vehicles with over-size wheels and tires. They feature heavy-duty construction, thick rubber bushings and a twin-tube cylinder design for all-terrain performance.Trailmaster Suspension 7100 SSV Single Steering Stabilizer
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List Price: Price: $72.82 You Save: $37.00 (34%) |
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The Trailmaster Suspension SSV Steering Stabilizers features upper and lower stud mounts, an extended length of 20.26 inches and a collapsed length of 12.02 inches. Shock cylinder diameter measures 2 3/8 inches.Trailmaster Suspension 7200 SSV Dual Steering Stabilizer
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The Trailmaster SSV Steering Stabilizers give maximum dampening for the intense backcountry treks. They improve the handling and steering response while retaining consistently comfortable ride quality. They deliver the most defenses against wheel shimmy and wandering, especially on rugged off-road trails. These are designed for vehicles with lifts, oversized wheels and tires, and heavy front-end equipment like snow plows or winches.The All New 2010 Transit Connect by Ford Motor Company
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Hooniverse Parting Shot: The Decline of the Domestic Minivan…….
This bit of news is unfortunate, because the Chrysler brands used to offer some of the most innovative models on the market. The Jeep Cherokee, in four-door mode, actually created the mid-sized, sport-utility segment in 1984. The Dodge Club Cab pickup was the first truck to offer a cab and a half in 1972. And, of course, Chrysler is credited for creating the minivan segment with the Dodge Caravan and Plymouth Voyager in the Fall of 1983. Unfortunately for Chrysler, the history and innovation such vehicles represent counts for zero, as the Chrysler minivans rate at or near the bottom of their categories, while the imitators are embraced as the saviors to the family with their van, SUV, and crossover competitors. Let’s take a look at the decline of the once-popular domestic minivan and see what went wrong.
The story of how Chrysler was saved with the introduction of the minivan has been told time and time again. Bottom line: The design was a game changer, a product at once different, distinctive, affordable, and useful. The only other game changer in the passenger-car market with a similar effect was the 1964½ Mustang. For all of its warts, the front-wheel-drive Chrysler minivan could carry seven passengers in relative comfort and get great fuel economy with the footprint of a small compact car. No other vehicle at the time could match those traits. Caught off guard, Ford and General Motors quickly cobbled together their answer to the new Chrysler using truck-based platforms. Toyota, Mitsubishi, and even Nissan hastily introduced their Japanese domestic forward-control vans in response to the new competition, with limited success. Chrysler had the market to itself for nearly a decade–and they improved the formula every few years.
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