As with any call in service, it depends on who you get on the phone and their amount of dedication to their job. If I know that others have received info by calling the number then I just keep calling back until I get someone on the line willing to give the information I’m looking for.
I currently have a black Braptor with graphics package chosen and even though I am in love with that combination, my eyes have strayed a bit to Code Orange with graphics. Even though I am scheduled for 2/27 build date and pretty much locked in, I am having second thoughts. Anyone else?
Yes, I understand that but just curious to see how others have routed an air lines underneath the bronco to each wheel well. Obviously I can build it how I want it once I physically have my bronco on a lift to take a look but wanted to see ahead of time.
Agreed. Their reputation in Houston is horrific. No one there will deal with them seriously. I’m amazed they are able to pull out of towners so easily to them probably because they have no idea of their reputation
Ok, got it. I get what you are saying. I guess my reasoning is that I don't think I will be in a situation much where I just need to have that speed of deflation. I would like being able to just hook up, have the psi preset in my phone, hit go and walk away and do something else. It will alert...
I am a bit curious why you decided on not using the ARB pressure control kit? Seems perfect for your use case. I plan to use it in my installation and run my lines to each wheel and use short whips for airing up and down, same as you.
Also, good idea on the APEX valves. Had no clue they existed...
Very nice! Could you bless us with pics showing how the hoses are ran to each wheel and perhaps an overall parts list? I’m looking to do something similar but with the ARB pressure control kit for inflate and deflate from my phone.
Ahh, I looked at that Raptor. Contemplated abandoning my current Raptor order for that one as it is almost the same identical build as mine but the ADM put me at a hard stop.