Powertank and Monster Valves Review - The Basement

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  • Опубліковано 22 гру 2024

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  • @pmurphy12667
    @pmurphy12667 Рік тому +1

    Been running this setup for 2 years and will never go back to anything else. 15lb tank and monster vales allows me to air down my 35 " tires in 20 seconds and air up in 30 seconds per tire. And I have an Off grid trailer Expedition and so while I get done on all 6 tires in less than 4 minutes my buddies are taking 20-30 minutes. No bueno! Go Powertank everyone you won't regret it

    • @RogueElement
      @RogueElement  Рік тому

      Thanks for the review! It’s definitely so much faster and way more versatility

  • @Thegreatwhitetundra_821
    @Thegreatwhitetundra_821 Рік тому +1

    I always have my 35.5 PSI on my tundra then air down to 16 PSI for wheeling

  • @Solvefunction
    @Solvefunction Рік тому +2

    They make great gear... and I was looking for evidence of the Gimp in the background

  • @VDawg-cr1gb
    @VDawg-cr1gb Рік тому +2

    I’ve never had a powertank. But everyone who’s had them love them. Super fast. I just don’t want to have to deal with refilling them and all that. Compressor is slow but you never have to worry about running out

    • @RogueElement
      @RogueElement  Рік тому +1

      Just have to fill up before a trip every once in a while but haven’t had to use a compressor for a long time unless I forgot the tank. It’s awesome being able to use it for so many different uses too

    • @PowerTankOfficial
      @PowerTankOfficial Рік тому

      I hear you. Fortunately, it is entirely predictable when you are out of CO2 and the rest of the Power Tank system is dead reliable. No moving parts or electronics to fail unexpectedly in the field. That doesn't apply to compressors. The Rogue team has it figured out by using the compressor as a backup, keeping the wear and tear low while reaping the benefits of CO2 as a primary air source.

    • @RogueElement
      @RogueElement  Рік тому

      @@PowerTankOfficial exactly! After we burnt out two ARB twin units ($1600) the powertank was the obvious solution!