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

[MUDLVR]

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

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[TripleB]

Parts list please.

 

[MUDLVR]

Parts list please.

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!

 

[Lucky]

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.

 

[MNalls]

Parts list please.

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

 

[Toccoa]

 

[Sassy BD]

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

 

[Triceratops]

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.

 

[evilletruck]

Parts list please.

I did a recent video of building one with parts list

 

[BoMiltenberger]

Parts list please.

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.

 

[MUDLVR]

I did a recent video of building one with parts list

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!

 

[Delli555]

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

Brilliant!

 

[Bakedbeanz007]

Rims and tires?

 

[Raskew]

I did a recent video of building one with parts list

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

 

[calgecko]

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.

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

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