Air Compressor and Air Down Tool
- Thread starter drafh
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Budget may help some suggestion. I personally like the ARB set ups, unless you want the winch combo then go with the Powerplant. There are tons of tire deflators I've used smittybuilt, ARB, staun, and core removal tools. I personally use a core removal tool now. Just easy, simple and cost about $2.50 plus extra cores :thumb:
07JKSahara
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I made my deflators for about $5. It's a chrome valve stem cover with a screw in the end to hold down the stem. Glad to take pics if you want.
For OBA, I have a viair 400 off Craigslist. Its fine for 35s but it would struggle with anything bigger.
For OBA, I have a viair 400 off Craigslist. Its fine for 35s but it would struggle with anything bigger.
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JeepJeep75
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Go for the Warn PowerPlant. It's not cheap, but it works great and it's air output is fantastic. And, you don't have to find a place to mount and wire and plumb a compressor. Brings one of my 33's up from 15 pounds to 35 pounds in 90 seconds. The air down tools are all over Amazon. The valve stem remover types are really fast. 35 down to 15 pounds in about 30 seconds for a 33" tire.
Suprchrgd_rubi
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I picked up viair Ada with 450c compressor hope this will work good for 35s
bkac
Caught the Bug
hinrichs
Caught the Bug
I have the arb twin compressor and love it for airing up.
For deflators, I have the arb/currie style which pulls the stem and I do like using that one. I also have a set of the trail ready deflators which I like a little more cuz I can just put one on each tire and just wait for them to hit the set pressure :thumb: (this is my favorite option during winter)
For deflators, I have the arb/currie style which pulls the stem and I do like using that one. I also have a set of the trail ready deflators which I like a little more cuz I can just put one on each tire and just wait for them to hit the set pressure :thumb: (this is my favorite option during winter)