That's the one. As i recall the flow is about 4x the cheap-o one.

My Walmart special tire inflator died after many years of use and need to replace it. I would like to get something a bit quieter than the last; can anyone recommend a brand that has a decent quality 12v inflator for under $40?

Related to this, it seems that some of these inflators require a 15 amp source for 12v; does anyone know what amperage is the 987 cigarette lighter rated at? Nothing in the manual--thanks for any help.

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Minus 40 degrees... Is that Fahrenheit or Celsius?

I'd prefer to get a separate one, since I use this the other cars, lawn tractor and other stuff.

The Griots catalog has a "high speed" inflator that I'm planning to buy. The little one I bought at a car part store is way too sloooow!

- but i only use it at the track. Comes in a nice bag, decent accessories. I have nto used enough others to be able to comment on relative speed.

Grant

and I also use it at the track. It's the one by Central Pneumatic and sells for $25. I bought it after the one I had gotten from the auto parts store blew 2 fuses. Tossed it in the trash and have had this one for a few years with no problems.

Dave - 06 987 S coupe SG/NL; gone (but still my first love): 03 986 AS/GG/BK;

Mike - you can just use it Friday!

Thanks Grant; BTW, it's looking warmer for the Mid-OH DE--upper 80's on Saturday.

The cigarette lighter outlet uses a 7.5 amp fuse. I know because it blew when I tried to inflate a tire witht he supplied inflator that comes with the 987.

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Minus 40 degrees... Is that Fahrenheit or Celsius?