Airing Up with ARB Twin Compressor and 4-Way Tube System

The ARB twin compressor aired me up from 15 to 36 psi in about 6 mins. Three times as fast as my old ViAir 440. This 4-way system is also what I use to air down

Parts list please.

TripleB said:

Parts list please.

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I built it up a few years ago when I had the 4Runner so I don't have a part list. But basically, if you go on Amazon or Harbor Freight search "Flexzilla Air Hose" and buy the 1/4" x 50' with 1/4" fittings hose and then 1/4" couplings, a couple of T-joints and crimps for the joints, a bottom mount stand alone digital pressure gauge, and a 3 way air hose splitter. That's pretty much it. Hope that helps!

So much better than doing tires individually. Air up one tire, check pressure, little more air, check pressure again, okay three more tires. I don’t know what my problem is, I need this.

TripleB said:

Parts list please.

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Here's the parts list I used to make mine.

Looks good. That 4 way should pop right into the ARB, no?

This is the nicest way, but for those that want a cheaper (and even faster compressor), the portable maxitrac from napa with coupon is $94 and can outflow the arb twin.

Now it gets hot, has no warranty, and draws up to 90 amps but at 1/6th the cost this is my solution. The 4 way hose is a must. I go from 20 psi to 40psi on stock squatches in 4 minutes for all four. It takes longer to roll everything up.

TripleB said:

Parts list please.

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I did a recent video of building one with parts list

TripleB said:

Parts list please.

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I saw another post similar to this and looked into the DIY. Parts were near $150 so I went with MORRFlate. Has done me right so far.

evilletruck said:

I did a recent video of building one with parts list

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That's very similar to the one I made, except I used high-flow lock-on couplers as opposed to the pinch ones you used. I have found that the lock-on ones are more secure under pressure. I also used a Y shaped 3-way hose splitter, and brass T-joints. But at the end of the day it all does the same job, so right on!

MUDLVR said:

The ARB twin compressor aired me up from 15 to 36 psi in about 10 mins. Twice as fast as my old ViAir 440. This 4-way system is also what I use to air down

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Brilliant!

Rims and tires?

evilletruck said:

I did a recent video of building one with parts list

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@evilletruck What's on your Bronco since you busted it? Do you have it back on the road again?

Triceratops said:

This is the nicest way, but for those that want a cheaper (and even faster compressor), the portable maxitrac from napa with coupon is $94 and can outflow the arb twin.

Now it gets hot, has no warranty, and draws up to 90 amps but at 1/6th the cost this is my solution. The 4 way hose is a must. I go from 20 psi to 40psi on stock squatches in 4 minutes for all four. It takes longer to roll everything up.

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good luck finding a Napa that has one in stock.. and price is now up closer to $130. I went to the local Napa distribution center and they were able to find a store somewhere on the East coast that had a few in stock, but it was going to be $50 for shipping, so close to $200 altogether I passed... I'm hoping they get more in stock soon.

I just ordered the Morrflate air line system - it was $200 .. seemed worth it to spend the extra $100 and buy it completely done than spend $100 and have to assemble it myself