using anARB compressor for air
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using anARB compressor for air
I want to be able to use my arb compressor for filliing things, i know its not good for long periods of time, but i am talking about using it mostly for things ilke bike tires. I know i have seen an article somewhere that has all the parts needed to hook this up but i cant seem to find it, maybe im just stupid. Can anyone help me with it?
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Originally Posted by runnerboy97
bump. i dont feel like getting the ARB kit, i have lots of miscelanious parts laying around and was wondering how some of you set it up.
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since i only have a single locker, you think i could just plug a disconect for the hose right into the other hole in the tank.
i dont have the manual for the arb, so what kind and size threads are the fittings.
i dont have the manual for the arb, so what kind and size threads are the fittings.
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Originally Posted by runnerboy97
since i only have a single locker, you think i could just plug a disconect for the hose right into the other hole in the tank.
i dont have the manual for the arb, so what kind and size threads are the fittings.
i dont have the manual for the arb, so what kind and size threads are the fittings.
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thanks anyways, i would think i could put the fitting in the spot for the second solenoid just fine, or i might just do how you did, so i dont have to re rig it after i get my front locker.
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The fittings are BSP. ARB recommends using an BSP/NPT adaptor to avoid damaging the threads. I used 1/4" NPT fittings with the ARB pump-up kit and it worked but after a couple changes to the set-up I could tell the fittings were starting to strip out.
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Originally Posted by GRNTACO
Here's mine.
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Here's Lars' write-up where he uses 1/8 NPT fittings in the solenoids: http://home.earthlink.net/~larsdenne...er/compressor/
I've heard of folks using 1/4" NPT in the center port, but you gotta be careful not to strip the threads (and only fit it once).
I've heard of folks using 1/4" NPT in the center port, but you gotta be careful not to strip the threads (and only fit it once).
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just made a trip to tractor supply, they had the right T fitting and QD for the air hose. easiest $20 ive spent. now i just need to find an airhose to reach the back tires.
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Originally Posted by Nolan
Hey GRNTACO, how did you mound the ARB compressor in there. That is the exact same place I am going to be mounting my compressor, we both have 4cyl engines, and was wondering how you did it. Did you just screw through the wheel well and bolt it up or do you have a bracket made? Also would you mind taking some pics of the mounting? Thanks a lot.
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