Well heres a quickie write up on my latest MOD. it's something EVERYONE wants but for the most part its to EXPENSIVE.. Well ladies and Gents Here it is....

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This is a DV-Inovation MF-1050 flows 72 Liters per minute.


This unit is NICE, made from STEAL not Pastic


I mounted the unit Beside the Brake Booster on the drivers side. Bolted it down to the Fender well. Theres enough room to even store the hose

 

Here is the 4Air System, Mine is a knock off of the GREAT Roger Brown's Creation. BUY YOURS from Roger Brown as it will be cheaper for you, and his design is a little better. UNLESS you order all the pieces in BULK and build one for all of your 4x4 club members.(as we did). Rogers setup is the way to go



Now the fun part. I can deflate all 4 tires to the EXACT same PSI and go from 31 psi to 9 psi In 2 Minutes and 25 seconds


Close the Valve, hook up the air line, and turn on the Compressor. I can Inflate all 4 Tires from 8psi back to 31 psi in 13 minutes and 48 Seconds. (BTW I have 31" x 10.5 M/T's)



Complete Write Up on my website. (You may have to hit "SHIFT and the Refresh" button for the page to show if you been to my site before)

If you wanna order your compressor contact: Ed Lorenzen over at Motor City Imports: 209-529-2886 or email: awsumfn@sbcglobal.net Tell him Michael Sent you.

 

pretty sweet setup!

 

Thanks

 

impressive

 

i like it...

 

Future Plans are calling for adding an Air Tank (I May use an old fire Exstinguser)

and hooking up and air line to the rear of the truck to be able to use power tools.

 

where did you get that compressor

 

If you wanna order your compressor contact: Ed Lorenzen over at Motor City Imports: 209-529-2886 or email: awsumfn@sbcglobal.net Tell him Michael Sent you.

 

I wanna know how to inflate and deflate from in the cab like an H1--what's up with that? Can it be done?

 

Sure I know how to do that.

Buy a Hummer with CTIS cut off the axles, remove the compressor and all plumbing for it, and wiring, Now go to your 4runner Cut off your axles and weld on the hummer ones, Install the hummer Compressor and wiring and away you go

 

minus the $10k + required to do that

 

I like it. So how cheap is it?

 

For the H1 style CTIS, you need to have portal axles to allow for the air to flow through the center of the wheels. Or you could use the ralley style setup where they feed the air in from outside the wheels, but that would not hold up well in the rocks.

I've used my 4Air setup for years and it works well:

http://www.4Crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/4air.shtml

 

a 209 area code? that modesto, ca like?

 

Modesto is correct

The Compressor cost me $44.95 But you may get yours cheaper buy contacting Ed Direct (I bought a couple threw ebay from him) he says if you order them outside of ebay He'll sell them for a bit CHEAPER

 

they actually sell that one @ the local kragen's stores here..... not sure on its price though, but it is that one.....

 

got a question, will that compressor be able to handle running under the hood? as it gets warm under there.... and whats its duty cycle?

 

Looks good Mike!
I'll be looking for that compressor locally... I've been thinking about picking up something like that for the last few weeks.

 

Looking at the inflation time and the tire size, looks like that compressor does just a shade under 1 CFM air flow over the 8-31 psi range. That's about 1/2 the flow rate I see on my Thomas, it'll do 4 - 33x9.50s in 6-7 minutes. But 1 CFM is sort of the lower limit of what is tolerable for airing up. Nice thing with the 4-way air hose, is you can be busy with other stuff while airing up (putting on mud flaps, packing up gear, unlocking hubs, etc.).

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...uchAirForTires