Why am I not surprised jangoforhire! LOL .. any chance you can post a pic of the tank and what it comes with?
Okki
ARB Twin Air Compressor Bracket for 5th Gen.
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Why am I not surprised jangoforhire! LOL .. any chance you can post a pic of the tank and what it comes with?
Okki
todd2.2wrb
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Good News!!!
We are in the process of completing the first set of brackets and they will be sent shortly.
Also, based on the demand we are planning on making a second run the brackets. If you are interested please contact me.
[email protected]
410-877-3003
Thank you again,
Todd
We are in the process of completing the first set of brackets and they will be sent shortly.
Also, based on the demand we are planning on making a second run the brackets. If you are interested please contact me.
[email protected]
410-877-3003
Thank you again,
Todd
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jangoforhire
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Don't have it with me at school, but I'll be home these next few weekends and will grab some shots for you.
From what I remember though it is just the tank. it has two brackets attached to it that have 4 threaded holes for mounting which is nice. I do remember though that the connection for the inlet and outlet is something weird that I haven't seen before. It's not NPT or standard or anything like that...that was one of the main reasons I haven't installed it yet.
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www.trdparts4u.com :
Lists the two for $559.67 and a 10% of coupon code of ARB10.
with the coupon code you are at $503.70 plus shipping.
ToyotaTRDParts:
The best ToyotaTRDParts can do is $479.00 per set which is the manifold and the compressor.
Freight would be a direct bill no markup.
I've got one more open inquiry and then we have them all in. At that time I'll post details on how to get your order in.
Okki
Lists the two for $559.67 and a 10% of coupon code of ARB10.
with the coupon code you are at $503.70 plus shipping.
ToyotaTRDParts:
The best ToyotaTRDParts can do is $479.00 per set which is the manifold and the compressor.
Freight would be a direct bill no markup.
I've got one more open inquiry and then we have them all in. At that time I'll post details on how to get your order in.
Okki
Posted it on FJCruiserForums.com complete with a link to the thread here, but they killed it under the "unapproved vendor" excuse and offered that they would reinstate the thread if I paid to be a vendor; I guess they don't do group buys there or want a deal on a compressor & manifold.
Okki
jangoforhire
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I have left messages with Todd from Agile, they are ready for my truck. Only problem is I have the camping trip this weekend and then a wedding next weekend. I may try and work something around the wedding next weekend, but we will see how it goes. But rest assured guys, your brackets are coming!
may not be ready to commit to this just yet, but is that deal on the parts through TRDParts a one time group buy sort of thing or will it be ongoing? Thanks for all of the hard work you guys are putting into this, I'll definitely be looking into this or something similar very soon
With a larger group of committed customers, it makes it easier to offer a deal. I would reach out to Warren at http://www.toyotatrdparts.com when you are ready and see what he can do for you at that time.
Okki
absolutely! Thanks for the tip
RyanC
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Has anyone received any word on the brackets? I tried to send an email to Todd but it bounced back as undeliverable.
Thanks!
I'll let Jangoforhire provide the details, but he has been in contact with the shop and is scheduling to have his truck in so it can be used as the jig to perform final QA on the brackets.
Hopefully this helps... we're all anxiously awaiting our brackets. I am also working on a front plate (similar to Jango's switch plate) to use in the rear of the truck for a gauge and quick connect. I'll post the file for that once I have that finished as well.
Okki
jangoforhire
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Truck is scheduled to go in at 10:30 this saturday.
Sorry for the delay guys. I am away at school so unfortunately I am only available to have them do work on Saturdays when I can make the drive back home. I have been busy with everything under the sun for the last 3 or 4 Saturdays straight.
Also In case anyone is interested this is the .fpd file that contains my rear switch panel design.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/58059700/4Runner/rear%20panel%20v.2.fpd
Sorry for the delay guys. I am away at school so unfortunately I am only available to have them do work on Saturdays when I can make the drive back home. I have been busy with everything under the sun for the last 3 or 4 Saturdays straight.
Also In case anyone is interested this is the .fpd file that contains my rear switch panel design.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/58059700/4Runner/rear%20panel%20v.2.fpd
RyanC
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Sweet, thanks for the update. And no worries on the delay, I just wanted to make sure that I didn't accidentally get dropped out and everyone was out there enjoying their shiny new brackets.
Incidentally I received an email from a Joe Slaughter at Agile who informed me that Todd was no longer there - hence the bounced email.
jangoforhire
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Really? As in let go? I was under the impression that he was the owner of the shop. Interesting. I'll see what else I can find out this Saturday.
jangoforhire
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Hurricane Sandy through a wrench in my plans to go home this weekend. So I bumped it back to this Saturday. It is confirmed and locked in now!
Barring another natural disaster my truck will be in the shop Saturday! :hatsoff:
Barring another natural disaster my truck will be in the shop Saturday! :hatsoff:
Hahahaha I would have been REALLY amazed if you guys worked through last weekend! Glad that the shop and you are still in good shape and able to reschedule for this weekend! :frog: No worries I'm sure everyone on the list understands!
Okki
jangoforhire
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Truck is in the shop. Sorry again that it took me so long! But I'm sure your brackets will be on there way soon.
Mick1
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Ckmtp12?
This is a long thread that I read parts of over time, but not all at once, so this may have been covered....
But my question is this:
Did any of you guys consider getting the ARB dual compressor that comes with a small tank all inside a hard case? The CKMTP12.
ARB Air Compressors | ARB 4x4 Accessories
ts twin motors are internally thermal protected against extreme temperature damage while a heavy duty in-line maxi fuse for each motor provides professional circuit protection. The compressor comes in a high quality carry case featuring internal pockets for components and accessories including a 6 metre air hose.
Features:
High flow, twin motor, dual cylinder, portable 12V DC air compressor with 4L air tank, 6m (20ft) durable high temp air hose, inflation accessory kit and air blow gun
Designed for inflating tyres and other equipment
Suitable for many air tools
Class leading flow rate
100% duty cycle
Sealed for moisture and dust resistance
Hard anodised cylinder bores for reduced friction
Teflon impregnated carbon fibre piston seals for maximum trouble free life
Anodised mounting bracket dissipates motor heat
Integrated pressure switch, relays and IP55 (waterproof/dustproof) brushless fan cools electronics, motors and cylinder heads
Quality components for quiet operation and extra long life
Constructed of lightweight, high strength engineering grade materials
Over-pressure safety valve equipped
Motors are internally thermal protected against extreme temperature damage
Heavy duty in-line maxi fuse for each motor provides professional circuit protection
Conveniently mounted in a durable, high impact polymer carry case
I know it is pretty expensive, and I have not found any reviews that seemed truly independent, but it seems like a decent option that is extremely easy to move between vehicles.
I have been planning to get the Viair 450P, and probably still will since it is a lot less than the CKMTP12, but this self contained expensive solution does seem to have merits.
This is a long thread that I read parts of over time, but not all at once, so this may have been covered....
But my question is this:
Did any of you guys consider getting the ARB dual compressor that comes with a small tank all inside a hard case? The CKMTP12.
ARB Air Compressors | ARB 4x4 Accessories
ts twin motors are internally thermal protected against extreme temperature damage while a heavy duty in-line maxi fuse for each motor provides professional circuit protection. The compressor comes in a high quality carry case featuring internal pockets for components and accessories including a 6 metre air hose.
Features:
High flow, twin motor, dual cylinder, portable 12V DC air compressor with 4L air tank, 6m (20ft) durable high temp air hose, inflation accessory kit and air blow gun
Designed for inflating tyres and other equipment
Suitable for many air tools
Class leading flow rate
100% duty cycle
Sealed for moisture and dust resistance
Hard anodised cylinder bores for reduced friction
Teflon impregnated carbon fibre piston seals for maximum trouble free life
Anodised mounting bracket dissipates motor heat
Integrated pressure switch, relays and IP55 (waterproof/dustproof) brushless fan cools electronics, motors and cylinder heads
Quality components for quiet operation and extra long life
Constructed of lightweight, high strength engineering grade materials
Over-pressure safety valve equipped
Motors are internally thermal protected against extreme temperature damage
Heavy duty in-line maxi fuse for each motor provides professional circuit protection
Conveniently mounted in a durable, high impact polymer carry case
I know it is pretty expensive, and I have not found any reviews that seemed truly independent, but it seems like a decent option that is extremely easy to move between vehicles.
I have been planning to get the Viair 450P, and probably still will since it is a lot less than the CKMTP12, but this self contained expensive solution does seem to have merits.
jangoforhire
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I did look at that yes. But nothing beats just flipping a switch and having instant compressed air.
I would much rather pay a bit more to have an on board air compressor I can't even see then have to haul one around and lose cargo space and have to hook up every time I need it.
Again that's just my personal preference. It is a nice kit though as it includes the air tanks.
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