What do you do when you have no onboard air?
02-22-2009, 01:08 PM
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Ok I figured i would post this again here to see if I could get and answer....
Will I have problems airing down the 37's when they are on the stock rims? I have aired down my 36" Irok on the fj40 to 12 pounds before with no issue but they are running on 15x10 rims .I'm a little concerned about airing down the 12.5 tire on a 7.5 rim......
I do have a new ARB compressor but no tank or anything to get the onboard air set up before Moab. Should I push to get this completed before the trip down? I really dont know if I will have time.
Will I have problems airing down the 37's when they are on the stock rims? I have aired down my 36" Irok on the fj40 to 12 pounds before with no issue but they are running on 15x10 rims .I'm a little concerned about airing down the 12.5 tire on a 7.5 rim......
I do have a new ARB compressor but no tank or anything to get the onboard air set up before Moab. Should I push to get this completed before the trip down? I really dont know if I will have time.
02-25-2009, 06:33 AM
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02-25-2009, 11:16 PM
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Run a washboarded dirt road with street pressure.
Air down to 12psi or so.
Run the same road again.
You will be converted.
And that doesn't even address the much increased traction.
Air down to 12psi or so.
Run the same road again.
You will be converted.
And that doesn't even address the much increased traction.