Jump pack to suit 4.7 v8v
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I’m looking for a battery pack with an inbuilt air compressor to suit my 4.7 v8 vantage
I’ve had the little lithium battery jump packs in the past but they seem a bit weak for larger engines
Could anyone recommend a traditional jump pack with an inbuilt air compressor to suit my car ?
I’ve had the little lithium battery jump packs in the past but they seem a bit weak for larger engines
Could anyone recommend a traditional jump pack with an inbuilt air compressor to suit my car ?
I’d be tempted to split the duties, otherwise you’re just going to compromise.
I have one of these for my Westfield - https://www.halfords.com/motoring/battery-maintena...
However, it comes in much heftier versions that will apparently start petrol engines up to around 6 litres
I have one of these for my Westfield - https://www.halfords.com/motoring/battery-maintena...
However, it comes in much heftier versions that will apparently start petrol engines up to around 6 litres
I dont have one with a compressor, just a small lithium pack rated to 6L It will start my 4.2 Range Rover sport or 4.7 V8 multiple times. Each start uses about 20% its capacity and its small enough to go in a glove box.
My jump pack is probably 5 years old now some cheap generic brand off amazon similar to this
https://www.amazon.co.uk/GOOLOO-Starter-18000mAh-P...
There is already a compressor in the Vantage boot in the tyre inflator kit. I do have a separate compressor in my garage but its 12vDC not battery powered. The small battery powered compressors I have tried seem to take forever to inflate a large car tyre. Fine for motorcycles or cycles, but frustratingly slow for car use.
My jump pack is probably 5 years old now some cheap generic brand off amazon similar to this
https://www.amazon.co.uk/GOOLOO-Starter-18000mAh-P...
There is already a compressor in the Vantage boot in the tyre inflator kit. I do have a separate compressor in my garage but its 12vDC not battery powered. The small battery powered compressors I have tried seem to take forever to inflate a large car tyre. Fine for motorcycles or cycles, but frustratingly slow for car use.
I keep a Noco Gb40 in the glove box of the Aston, it says it will start up to a 6 litre car. Never had to use it on that car but it's been used a few times on stranded motorists to get them going. On sale if you are quick for £80 on Amazon
Edited by kev1966900 on Wednesday 30th November 22:36
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