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Happy Friday! This should cheer up @KillerPenz https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTd3ts2PK/?k=1

I’ll shamelessly plug my install piggybacking off of @allhorse install. In two parts

Hose Flexzilla HFZ1450YW2 1/4" (inches) x 50' (feet) Air Hose, 50 ft, MNPT Fittings, Heavy Duty, Lightweight, Hybrid, ZillaGreen-HFZ1450YW2, 1/4" (inches) x 50' (feet) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000R8LH3E/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_9EDJ77DZGE51TF9X2JAA?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 Lock on air chuck Haltec...

Pulled the trigger on a DIY 4 tire inflate kit. Amazon was running a 20% off on the flexzilla hose last week so had to jump on it. I think it cost around 80 bucks with all the fittings and what-not. All in all, I think it came out real nice and only took me about a half hour or so to build it...

Pulled the trigger on a DIY 4 tire inflate kit. Amazon was running a 20% off on the flexzilla hose last week so had to jump on it. I think it cost around 80 bucks with all the fittings and what-not. All in all, I think it came out real nice and only took me about a half hour or so to build it...

Nice! Really looking forward to doing this in July

Excellent!! Done

I just roll up the rear windows about 2-3” and it solves it

Probably won't fit in that cubby. It's only 4" deep and the arb 1 gallon has a 6.25" height so you'd have to mount it somewhere in the rear cargo area or under the vehicle somewhere. Mine is wired up to a pressure switch as well. It'll kick off when it reaches 100 or so psi I believe. I just...

Finally was able to wrap up my compressor install. The elbow airline fitting finally arrived today that was needed with the cramped compartment. You'll see in the later photos. Ran the wiring up under and through the hole I made to run the fresh air tube from earlier. Wrapped the wiring in...

Finally was able to wrap up my compressor install. The elbow airline fitting finally arrived today that was needed with the cramped compartment. You'll see in the later photos. Ran the wiring up under and through the hole I made to run the fresh air tube from earlier. Wrapped the wiring in...

Just finished signing up to do the Off-Roadeo in NH on July 12th. Went to redeem that $500 gift card offer from Brewster but it seems like they were all taken already. Bummer. Oh well. Talked the wife into going as well and maybe trying her hand at driving as well. The only off roading...

I didn’t notice one but wasn’t really looking for this stuff when I had everything apart. Defrost and wiper are more of a need then fluid imo though

Yeah I've already found that to pass through my power and antenna wire for the GMRS I installed. I also found a plug behind the driver's side cargo panel that looks suspiciously like the hardtop hookup plug, even down to the same wire colors. I wonder if its a simple a plug extension and...

Yeah. Probably use the wiring already there to get it to the cargo area and wire up the trigger wire to that. I'll need to figure out how to run the thicker power cable to the battery though. Probably along the frame rail or find a way to run it along the door sill.

Yeah that Kraken system looks pretty slick. I'm probably just going to make my own 4 or 2 way inflating system. Good way to cut down on excess hose length of the universal systems out there.

Made pretty decent headway on my ARB install in the rear floor cargo bin. Using @allhorse write up of how his install went with a ARB twin, I made a few tweaks to use an ARB single and where I wanted to mount the air chuck...

Same, got that email this morning. Was planning on going in August but might make an exception for $500. No idea was the gift card is for though either.

Made pretty decent headway on my ARB install in the rear floor cargo bin. Using @allhorse write up of how his install went with a ARB twin, I made a few tweaks to use an ARB single and where I wanted to mount the air chuck...

Received mine Saturday. Got some time today to install along with making progress on my ARB compressor install. This works fantastic for a remote mounting location for the air chuck. Should also protect the cheap plastic sides of the cargo area nicely. Nice well made kit.