Flemster
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I recently picked up a ARB Compressor and got it installed to my switch panel. One of the last few things I needed for a big upgrade soon to come.
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I decided to delete the cruise control for this install because its a nice spot for the compressor and it is also something that I never use.
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A nice big spot for it!
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Whipped up a bracket out of 1/8" plate.
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Painted and installed.
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Stoked with how it turned out. This will also serve as a great backup to my CO2 setup or if I don't want to lug the CO2 tank around this a nice alternative.
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I decided to delete the cruise control for this install because its a nice spot for the compressor and it is also something that I never use.
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A nice big spot for it!
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Whipped up a bracket out of 1/8" plate.
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Painted and installed.
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Stoked with how it turned out. This will also serve as a great backup to my CO2 setup or if I don't want to lug the CO2 tank around this a nice alternative.