Arb Air Locker Manifold. Where did you mount it?

OscarMike2.0

OscarMike2.0

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I currently have the Dual Arb Compressor and a sPod but now have no room to mount my air locker manifold. Before I take the time to extend the line and fab my own mount I wanted to see if anyone on here had come up with a solution that may be less time consuming.

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kpig

kpig

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The manifold is mounted with the center can outlets pointed toward the front of the vehicle so the solenoid sits upright. The chuck for the air outlet is mounted on a plate between the compressor and the manifold. This is a bit different because the compressor started out as a portable unit in a case. I converted it when I swapped in the rear ProRock 60 with ARB. I will post a couple more pics in the morning.
 
OscarMike2.0

OscarMike2.0

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kpig said:
The manifold is mounted with the center can outlets pointed toward the front of the vehicle so the solenoid sits upright. The chuck for the air outlet is mounted on a plate between the compressor and the manifold. This is a bit different because the compressor started out as a portable unit in a case. I converted it when I swapped in the rear ProRock 60 with ARB. I will post a couple more pics in the morning.
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Ok thanks!
 
FastZach

FastZach

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Don't mean to resurrect an old thread but I am putting an ARB twin in my dads JKUR to fill tires and for an arb locker in the rear. How many ports does the ARB compressor has? Do I need the manifold kit in order to run the locker?
 
cozdude

cozdude

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FastZach said:
Don't mean to resurrect an old thread but I am putting an ARB twin in my dads JKUR to fill tires and for an arb locker in the rear. How many ports does the ARB compressor has? Do I need the manifold kit in order to run the locker?
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Yes you need the manifold to run the lockers.
 
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