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[QUOTE= Ya I think I’ve checked everything there is to check on my end. Bummer. Thanks for the advice. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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[QUOTE= I’m using the arb quick connect that the compressor comes with. I did forget to use the tape at first but went back and used it with no better result. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

To clarify the part about the blue sea breaker. I am using that as the switch to turn the compressor on and off. It works as I intended, it just isn’t giving me the air pressure I was expecting, to the point of being unusable. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey everybody! I’m in need of help. I’ve seen a fair number of posts about compressors, how to wire them, where to mount them etc but nothing really touches on the problem I’m having. So I just got the arb twin compressor and have it wired up. It will turn on and put out some air but when I...

I'll take 2 sets. 444931 & 442862

Well done man! That looks great. I live in Solidworks but I just bought a seat of Fusion, SW is way to expensive for personal use. I'm excited to learn that program and start making some parts.

Looks good man. Well done!

Nice work man. Really well done. Gettin ready to tackle one of these myself. Only problem is there's so many different configurations that would be helpful to build I'm not sure which route to go. Good problem to have I guess. haha

So I totally hear what you're saying, but Gobi racks use 3M tape to hold down the front legs of their racks to the roof of the car which gets really hot. In the end you still might be right since the rack is actually helping to put weight on the tape and keep it in place, not pulling away from...

Thanks MeefZah. I figured this might be the case. Nothin wrong with being hopeful though right. I really have no reason to be against drilling seeing as how I just installed a Front Runner Slimline II full length rack which required me to drill 4 holes in the roof. That was a bit nerve racking...

These storage ideas are awesome. Thanks for all the inspiration guys. Now I just have to figure out what my needs are, what I'd like it to be and the time to make the whole thing happen. Easy right haha

This is a great idea. I just ordered some ram mount parts to play with but so far haven’t loved any places for mounting. I don’t really want to drill into plastic but if I have to this might be the best spot. I was thinking about using some heavy duty 3m tape to secure the base to the plastic...

Well done man! Awesome trailer and the attention to detail is superb!