So I've been searching for a while for compressor to keep in the jk for the trail. After looking for a while at some cheap shit i finally just took the dive and bought something.
Took a drive over to Lowes and found a couple small compressors that would fit in the back, but i settled on a 2 gal, 1hp 89$ cheapie! It's oilless so i don't have to worry about it falling over, it comes with a house and a nozzle for air, and it even came with a brad nailer!
To power it, i bought a cheap ass, 20$ Stanley inverter, that i will end up returning for the 40$ one. It will power the Compressor, but it would take forever.
$90.00 for a 20lb tank with valve and CO2 from local Fire Safety Equipment store.....and $45.00 for 150 psi fixed regulator. I already have the hose and chuck.
mine is an old scba cylinder ( I have several ) with an old o2 regulator I had. Adapter for the cylinder to the regulator was around $7. I fill the cylinders up at the fire dept off the cascade system. the cylinders hold 2250 psi. love it. Also I can adjust the pressure to whatever I need it
...use some fittings to remove the pump from the tanks, and say mount them in the old muffler location? Then just keep the pump inside? I have an ancient Crapsman Id like to use if so.
I cleaned my throttle body today and figured I would snap a few pics to do a write-up for the site since there isn't one on this subject yet. My Jeep was running sluggishly and had a rough idle to the point that I thought the Jeep was going to shut off. So here it goes...
Tools:
Ratchet
10mm...
Looking to install a key less push button start button on my 2008 Jeep Wrangler X. Not interested in permanently disabling my jeep! but i am have a hard time finding a wiring diagram of the ignition in the steering column. Anyone can point me in the correct direction for the info. I'd appreciate...
Last summer I felt a ton of heat coming off the inside of my hard top so I came up with this fast cheap fix.. In Florida we have a ton of heat and sunshine one day I all most burnt my hand on the inside of my roof. As I took down my windshield visor it was cool to the touch that is what gave me...
Overland vehicles require a way to carry drinking water, preferably a minimum of 10 gallons, or more. Ideally, for International Overland Travel, they will also have a reliable way to filter and treat water to ensure purity and removal of bacteria when only water of questionable quality is...
I thought I would post some photos of the install of my component speakers on the front passenger side (swapping out non-Infinity system speaker & tweeter for aftermarket Infinity component speakers.)
1. Popped off the side panel
2. Speaker box and wiring for tweeter are exposed
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