Colorado B.S. Thread

So run 2 switches to 2 regulators with a gauge? Because the wifey air system comes with a gauge

 

Not with that attitude

Where's the fabrication spirit?

 

Assuming 2nd Gen V6 4x4:
Towing
Max Gross Trailer Weight (Hitch): 6,500 lbs
Sway Control Required over 2,000 lbs
Max Gross vehicle weight: 11,100 lbs (Vehicle, Occupants, Cargo, and Trailer)
Max Tongue Load: 650 lbs
Max Gross Trailer Weight (Bumper): 3,500 lbs

I haven't known the actual weight of the heaviest loads I've pulled, and I don't do it that often, but in my limited experience I'd have to agree with that. I also don't have a brake controller, nor have the trailers had sway control that I know of (because honestly aside from a special kind of hitch I'm not sure what that is).

 

Oh come on man. You can’t get all your info from a Toyota manual.

 

Trailer brakes and a brake controller are rad

 

Especially when they worm!

 

Fawk trailer worms

 

Holy hell... not gonna lie... that whole system is taking one of the simplest tasks and making it super complex. I'd vote just get an indeflate and ditch that "system".

 

Also valve stems in the wheels wells??? What if you go wheeling in snow and they get caked in snow and ice... or caked in mud and shit? Not to mention potential damage from rocks and shit. Good lord that system is dumb as fuck.

 

Looks like both Lincoln and Miller, you have a preference between them?

 

The switch would control a solenoid that Leads to the regulator.

@lambo is correct in your over complicating it. The wifey is an over glorified quad hose.

To air down, it’s gonna take longer since your not removing the valve core.

 

How are you going to keep those 4 quick disconnects clean? Granted here we have less mud but I just don't see those functioning after a trip to Moab.

 

Am I high AF, or would the following tire sizes be a great choice for a taco if they existed?

285/85R16
285/80R17

They’d basically be pizza cutter 35s! Width of your typical 33s but with the extra height.

 

Not the exact same but You can get 35x10.50R17 super swampers and Kenda klevers

 

I would get those.

 

Ever looked at those Multi- Process (MIG, TIG, Stick) welders?

 

I am still educating myself, I take it 220v is the best option powerwise?

 

I love my multi process machine. Can’t TIG aluminum but I don’t really weld aluminum all that much anymore, worst case I’ll just buy a spool gun if I really need it

 

Yes...

 

Indeflate is too bulky