Kyle,
I'm just a fountain of knowledge when it comes to your questions! Easiest
thing to do for an airtank is to head down to the local big rig scrapyard
and get yourself an airtank off of one. The come in all shapes and sizes.
They use them for air brakes on those monsters.
Someone is going to suggest PVC pipe but you're going to ignore them
like a good boy because thats not safe. Someone will probably also suggest
overinflating your spare, thats not safe either. You can probably take it
up past its maximum pressure slightly. Worse comes to worse, you can
balance the pressure in the spare and the deflated tire and have a drivable
amount in it but dont go putting 100PSI in it. It wont be pretty when it
pops.
Another cool thing to check out are the CO2 tanks. CO2 is pretty cool
you can squish it alot more (smaller tank) and when it expands, its alot
cooler (great for air tools).
-- Dave______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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