Just curious to where u guys keeping your air bottle..Or is there already a thread on this?? if so send the link please..Thanx

I use a 9 ounce CO2 bottle and it is stored in my rear finder hidden out of view

Are u using cycle-tek??

http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs231.snc1/7828_616340741352_30119377_35764736_5832413_n.jpg

No it's just a regular MPS setup

In the tail on most bikes..

tank built in the arm.

tank built in the arm.

:punk

i run a hose to my mouth and blow really hard when i want to shift. :lol i'm sorry, i couldn't help it. you should be able to fit a 9oz. bottle in the tail. it looks cleaner that way.

Any pix of the air tank in arm?

you would have to buy a McIntosh, Hardcore Cycles, or Adams type arm. they have air tanks built-in. McIntosh also builds tanks into stock arms as well. i think Thompson's Custom Cycles and a couple others does that too. if you can't afford the arm, a 9oz tank in the trunk is the way to go though.

VP Air Tanks (http://www.rcsperformanceonline.com/SearchResults.asp?Search=air+tank&Search.x=0&Search.y=0)

I wanna see this "air in mouth" setup decoy!

Anyways, heres my adams arm.

this is my Wrath Motorsports arm. fitting is just in front of my nitrous bottle
http://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk276/outlaw1k/gsxr/100_0809-1-2.jpg

ok thanx decoy..so with the "tank in arm" setup where in the arm is the tank located?? Nice pix guys keep them coming

The tanks are where the air lines are coming out, you can see a little better on the first picture i posted.

Air tank...

got it.. So im assuming there is a nozzle in the tank and thats where the air goes?

Some of us have on board compressors. So when its time to run we jus pump the pressure up till around 140psi to ensure it shifts properly. Others have like an air hose and pump air str8 into the arm rather than use the compressor to pump air up.

i have a cycle-tek shifter with the 9oz tank mounted to the exhaust bracket