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DuneBuggyBuilder · 08-29-2015, 11:48 AM

Are you running G614's or the Sailun equivalents on your 3402? If not you should. And if you are not running them now, you will in the future. The Viair (and the HF knock off) are convenient being they run on 12V. They take a while to get a tire up to 80 PSI, and will likely never raise a tire to 110 PSI. As the G614 and Sailun are 110 PSI tires you may as well get one of the 120V compressors that go up to 150 PSI. Yes, you will have to have AC or run a generator but they will do the job. The Home Depot one costs less than the Viair but takes more space.

I still have my 12V compressor but since I went to G614's I have to use my 120V compressor. I will make you a great deal on my 12V compressor.

08-29-2015, 11:48 AM	#15
DuneBuggyBuilder Seasoned Camper Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Seattle Posts: 91 M.O.C. #15774	Are you running G614's or the Sailun equivalents on your 3402? If not you should. And if you are not running them now, you will in the future. The Viair (and the HF knock off) are convenient being they run on 12V. They take a while to get a tire up to 80 PSI, and will likely never raise a tire to 110 PSI. As the G614 and Sailun are 110 PSI tires you may as well get one of the 120V compressors that go up to 150 PSI. Yes, you will have to have AC or run a generator but they will do the job. The Home Depot one costs less than the Viair but takes more space. I still have my 12V compressor but since I went to G614's I have to use my 120V compressor. I will make you a great deal on my 12V compressor.