Hi chrsbe,
is your T-Max under your seat a 72LPM and are you happy with the performance? You would not want the 160 LPM?
even used it while driving to blow away dust from the dash, how do you power it, with alligator clips?
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Hi chrsbe,
Yes it is the T-MAX 160 LPM. So far it does what it should do. I inflated my tires many many times. Most time all 4. No issues with overheating. It delivers a lot of air. I found it has problems with pressures above 5 bar. So i will see how well it does with an adittional air tank in the system. Would i recommend it? Yes it is worth the money.
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Do you have it wired in place, or do you take it out to use it? It would be handy to leave in the on position and control it with one of the overhead switches... Apologies if you've already gone into this and I've missed it.
Connect under the bonnet. Easier/simpler ???
That seems to be the right place from a power perspective - need to fish some wire It seems.
I use the ARB suitcase and can reach all wheels connected to the under-hood posts. I plan to get a 2-wheel Indeflate so I can fill one axle at a time.
I have it wired in place. The wires are long enough so I can take the compressor out in case of overheating. The on-off switch sits on the outside of the compressor. easy to reach even when the door is closed.
TJM under hood mounted compressor
impossible their is a force in the universe that pulls all the 10 mm sockets out of this world
I imagine there's a box somewhere full of chuck it balls and 10mm's - I seem to lose both in equal quantities.
Seems comparable to the ARB from my research. It has a nice warranty too
Did you wire it to the bus bar, or direct to the battery?
I do not want to bother you, but how did you wire it in place? Thank you for your endeavor!
Black Sheep makes a mounting kit for the double ARB compressor that fits in the space where the jack resides—just in front of it, I believe. I just ordered it along with their rock sliders and steps. Great products.
It is wired directly to the battery. It needs 30 amps.
that is exactly what i am planning to do. i do not know how tight they are in stock. we have to find out. as a rough estimation they should be able to holt 7 liters each side. do you have photos of the ones on your discovery?
Sorry, no photo's. Traded the Discovery on my TD5 Defender in 2005
Hi. I just did the same and bought the ARB Twin Compressor. Do you have any photos or details of the wiring?
