davidwm71

A good friend of mine owns a fabrication shop and he's finally had some time to help me with the Jeep. I've had the compressor and tank for quite a few months and finally installed it.



The drain valve is higher than the lowest part of the Jeep but I still am going to do something else... I may just remove the valve and replace it with a plug, I'd need a wrench to drain any accumulation of water but it's better than taking the chance of smashing a drain valve.





Air filter in cabin...




I have airlines running to the engine compartment for air horns... I'm going to post another thread with pics of the airhorns installed.

Here's a link...

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-electrical-lighting-sound-systems-13/airhorns-61832/#post791840

scootrrydr

Holy crap that is smooth! I need one of those! Nice work!

mkjeep

for the pics of the airhorns, what type did you get?Everything else looks great , make sure and pull the drain plug where your filter is though,if you haven't already.

davidwm71

This is the type of air horns...

http://www.suicidedoors.com/train-horns/4-pc-train-horn-kit

I'll post a link in the original post to the horn pics...

davidwm71

I pulled the plug in the storage compartment but now I can't remember if I did in the Jack compartment... Now I have to go out the a check it...

mkjeep

Aww, Hell Yeah, Train horns are next after I do a few more mods. My fire engine horn is good, but I think the train horns are better, can't wait to see how you mounted them.

mkjeep

Just looked at the link, great job ! Don't blow your hood off!

mkjeep

Uh, they're facing down Huh, man you can roll with the gangstas, blowin the front up and down. Yeeah Boiyyyeee!

davidwm71

If I'm on dry dirt they actually blow puffs of dirt out from under the Jeep. I'm just worried that the dirt will get on the Jeep.