Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

I am probably going to do that tomorrow but its pretty heavy, just hope the plastic is strong enough to hold it on the trail and hwy

 

I am going to build a replacement cubby that's large enough and strong enough-and that will keep the compressor dry. The only other option is a bracket in the engine compartment that mounts it in an almost downward position. i like the cubby spot better.

 

I know MrGrimm and I think a few others have mounted that twin compressor behind the back seats.
All I could find for MrGrimm's setup is here, and it looks like he might've taken all that cubby stuff out, but you could probably figure something out.

I have my single compressor mounted in the back seat and you notice it when it starts, but you're offroading, it comes with the package if you ask me.

 

I thought about it there but thats kinda a pain to run the wires and plumb it unless I want to lean the seat forward each time.

 

Too bright?

 

No such thing as "too bright"

 

Absolutely not!

 

That's why you do it once and do it right and then never have to worry about it again . If you're talking about for filling up...you could always run a hose through the back wall into the bed and just have a nipple in the bed to hook up your hose to when you want to fill tires

 

Dude, you need more lumens

 

This. That's what I did, basically. Super convenient. I put a quick disconnect for air on either side of the cab right above the sliders and MrGrimm put his quick disconnects through the front and rear bumpers.

 

Ha! Lights are so addictive!

 

Kinda like anal.....



Woah



Too much?

 

Hmm yeah I saw your write up and it looked real good.. Ill think about it over night and see tomorrow when I go to mount it, that may be the best.

 

Receiving? No thanks.lol

 

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Haha

 

Thanks!
The really neat thing about these compressors is that they're super adaptable to your mounting location. Once you start playing around with it you'll see you can rearrange things in many different ways to fit it wherever works best. At least that's how it was with the single arb compressor. I'm just assuming it'll be similar with the twin. Can't wait to see what you come up with!

 

I'll definitly post pics

 

Can u use the arb single compressor with an external tank?