Finally done w/my onboard air---ARB dual compressor
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Finally done w/my onboard air---ARB dual compressor
Just finished it up today. Painted the brackets black and got everything remounted. The system consists of: ARB dual compressor (CMKTA12), ARB locker manifold kit (171503), three ARB switches (compressor, front locker, rear locker----these were included with the compressor and lockers), a 2 gallon ViAir tank, two homemade brackets, and a few push lock fittings and some 3/8" hose. The ARB kit was a breeze to install. Very nice kit and the instructions were great. I wanted the tank out of the elements to keep it from getting beat up and rusting. Shouldn't be a problem under the seat as long as I don't let moisture build up and cause rust. Here are some pics.
Bracket for compressor and manifold:
This shows bracket mounted without compressor, but I mount the compressor first and then install them as a unit:
Compressor mounted to bracket:
Compressor and bracket mounted as a unit:
Bracket for tank:
Tank with regulator and safety valve:
Tank installed under driver side rear seat:
And the switches mounted to factory trim piece:
Bracket for compressor and manifold:
This shows bracket mounted without compressor, but I mount the compressor first and then install them as a unit:
Compressor mounted to bracket:
Compressor and bracket mounted as a unit:
Bracket for tank:
Tank with regulator and safety valve:
Tank installed under driver side rear seat:
And the switches mounted to factory trim piece:
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I'll try to get a time to go from 15lbs to 30lbs on a 35" tire soon. Maybe tommorow.
Also, I wanted to note. I used yellow teflon (for gas). It's thicker than the white. I'm hopeing it will help cut down on leaks.
Also, notice the red hose under the seat. I put that in to have a place to hook up to air for the passenger side. What's nice about the ViAir tank is it has 6 outlets on it.
Also, I wanted to note. I used yellow teflon (for gas). It's thicker than the white. I'm hopeing it will help cut down on leaks.
Also, notice the red hose under the seat. I put that in to have a place to hook up to air for the passenger side. What's nice about the ViAir tank is it has 6 outlets on it.
#4
Thanks. Took some time, but with a good sharp knife and some carefull measuring it's a no-brainer. I had to cut out some of the plastic behind the switches that was part of the dash frame, but it won't hurt it at all. There is plenty of support in there.
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did you make the brackets or did they come w/ the compressor and tank. any problem putting the back seat down w/ the tank tthere? I've been planning on getting the compressor but hadn't given much consideration to a tank. Very nice.
#7
I made the brackets. My guess is the tank would have to come out to fold the seat down.