Hiding Air Lines Question
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JK Newbie
Joined: Jul 2012
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From: Williamson, West Virginia
Hiding Air Lines Question
Hey Guys,
I recently purchased a Viair 2.5 Gallon tank along with a compressor for my '09 wrangler unlimited.
Local shop is doing the install and is gonna put the compressor/tank in the back beside the subwoofer
to allow for more storage room. I also purchased a GlowShift PSI gauge for the tank that I was gonna
mount on my A-Pillar using a Gauge pod from Quadratec. We're having some issues though figuring out
how to run an air line from the back to that particular spot. Anybody have plans/ideas/recommendations
on doing this?
Thanks a Bunch!
I recently purchased a Viair 2.5 Gallon tank along with a compressor for my '09 wrangler unlimited.
Local shop is doing the install and is gonna put the compressor/tank in the back beside the subwoofer
to allow for more storage room. I also purchased a GlowShift PSI gauge for the tank that I was gonna
mount on my A-Pillar using a Gauge pod from Quadratec. We're having some issues though figuring out
how to run an air line from the back to that particular spot. Anybody have plans/ideas/recommendations
on doing this?
Thanks a Bunch!
JK Newbie
Joined: Dec 2012
Posts: 60
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From: Plaquemine Louisiana
When I had my TJ I ran air tubing to my rear axle for my locker to the engine bay along the inside of the frame along side the fuel lines. i guess once you had the air line in the engine bay you could route it through the fire wall on the driver side. That should put you right about where you want to be.