Badlands onboard air - is there a mount for under the hood for ARB air compressor?

[STLDAVE]

I just bring this along since I switch between vehicles when hitting trails. Not much space under the hood with the 2.7 and like others stated, heat is an issue.

Been using one of these for about 8 years. Fastest way to air up. Just remember to drain the water frequently. Any humidity will condense in the tank.

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[projectbadlands]

I should have been a bit more clear. The compressor doesn't shut off or fail, I just choose to give it breaks because of the heat. I've also observed on some occasions that the compressor makes a very distinct and different noise that doesn't sound great. It gets worse the longer it runs, and the more heat it generates.
Also might depend on how much you air down with your 35s comparatively to my 37s. I'm typically only aired down to 17/18psi...will make sure I have a nice set of beadlocks for the bronco so I can go lower

With a 100% duty cycle, I keep it going until the tire is inflated. Then like a 1 or 2 minute break and continue with the next. I am usually airing down to about 12-14 psi depending on the trail.

 

[2Jeeps&PatriotX1]

Been using one of these for about 8 years. Fastest way to air up. Just remember to drain the water frequently. Any humidity will condense in the tank.

Yep. Its been solid for me. I also have a co2 tank setup (only take when in the jeep since it has a mounting bracket on the rollbar).

i still have my previous viair 400p but it would get way too hot and took much longer to fill larger tires. I just keep it in my DD at this point for emergencies.

 

[awall987]

I've had this mounted under the hood of my FJ for about 5yrs now without any issues. The pic is from after I installed and I've never really cleaned the engine bay so it's much dirtier now. Plan is to take it out and transfer to the Bronco, unless I sell the FJ as is.

 

[chobit]

Maybe something like this may work better if available for the Bronco?

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