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Old 09-25-2005, 09:03 PM   #1
Rollie396
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need some input on air setup

I've been thinking about different ways of mounting my pumps under the truck while still having them accessible.This is my first attempt,and as you can see they will be fairly easy to get at and remove.Not shown in the pics are the water trap that will be mounted in the box as well.That and the air intakes that will be plumbed out the back of the box and mounted somewhere nearby.My main concern with this whole thing is,am I going to have a ventilation problem here?I've drilled a ton of holes in two sides of the box but I'm not sure that is enough or if it's an issue.I'd apprieciate some advice from those who know more about this stuff .
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