On-Board-Air: Tubing Diagram

[TX4runr]

I saw the kit that [MENTION=141062]sponsoredbywifey[/MENTION] built for his 4runner. He had a parts list online but not instructions or diagrams of how to install. So I created this diagram along with a detailed parts list. Nothing fancy but should help those that are handy.

I didn't come up with the idea of this system, but I did put together this information! All credit for the parts and idea is to [MENTION=141062]sponsoredbywifey[/MENTION]. Rago Fabrications also sells a kit here:

The "Wifey" Air System – Rago Fabrication

Cheers!

 

[mo_mo]

Cool concept. Looks like a lot of potential leak points. Might want to think about keeping the system slightly pressurized at all times to detect a leak sooner rather than later.

 

[oldschoolpl510]

Thank You TX4runr. Your diagram was very helpful in putting together my "wifey" system. I've gathered all of the components including the mounts from Rago. Once I get it all installed I will post pics.
Tip: I have been testing the system with a bicycle pump (valve to the compressor closed).

 

[dom42]

Nice. Good info. Thanks. [emoji1420]


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[firegod33r]

I saw the kit that [MENTION=141062]sponsoredbywifey[/MENTION] built for his 4runner. He had a parts list online but not instructions or diagrams of how to install. So I created this diagram along with a detailed parts list. Nothing fancy but should help those that are handy.

I didn't come up with the idea of this system, but I did put together this information! All credit for the parts and idea is to [MENTION=141062]sponsoredbywifey[/MENTION]. Rago Fabrications also sells a kit here:

The "Wifey" Air System – Rago Fabrication

Cheers!

Can you shed some light on how you installed the ARB air hose coupling before it goes into the Wifey system, was this a kit? I can see the two 90 elbows but not ho the coupling is attached.
for all I know this may be sitting in my dual compressor box that I have not even opened yet so pardon my lack of knowledge here. also I'm guessing you're using a bandi mount and its just enough room to clear the hood with the coupling?
Thanks

 

[jrza101]

I saw the kit that [MENTION=141062]sponsoredbywifey[/MENTION] built for his 4runner. He had a parts list online but not instructions or diagrams of how to install. So I created this diagram along with a detailed parts list. Nothing fancy but should help those that are handy.

I didn't come up with the idea of this system, but I did put together this information! All credit for the parts and idea is to [MENTION=141062]sponsoredbywifey[/MENTION]. Rago Fabrications also sells a kit here:

The "Wifey" Air System – Rago Fabrication

Cheers!

I’m about to install this on my 2020 ORP (many thanks by the way for the hard work on the diagram!!) and I am using the compressor tray by Rago. One downside I have learned is that in 2020+ there is a relay switch in that same area where the tray mounts, have you heard/seen a workaround for this? Thanks in advance!


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[Big Daddy K]

What is the need of the PRV on the manifold? I have been collecting parts for building a system, and I'm not seeing the need for a PRV there. The compressor already has one, not sure what I'm missing. Has anyone tried putting a pressure switch that would shut of at the desired inflation level? I supposed the line pressure would have to be less than the wanted PSI so it might not work. Also any reason that a ball valve wouldn't work in place of the hand slide valve?