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    Air Compressor

    How big of a compressor do you need to run a impact wrench
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    Most 1/2 inch impact guns have their stats listed @90 psi, for automotive duty. But you must also take into account how many cfm's they use and get a tank that can handle that repeated flow. If this was for my house and I didnt use it to make income, I would just get an electric 1/2 inch, a crappy one will still have about 200 lb/ft, if not better and thats plenty for brake/wheel interior, light engine work.. now some cradle bolts/ engine mount bolts, or rusty crap may win the fight with the electric.
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      ok we talking a impact gun for wheels or an air ratchet with a 3/8 drive. if your gonna use any air tools i would recmend at least a 10 gallon tank with 90psi minimum. i have a 10 gal with a 5hp 110volt and it runs my tools at home just fine. now at work we use a REALLY BIG BIG compressor (work at an autobody shop)

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