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Looking to get a onboard system for the 2025 Bronco Sport badland sash
and suggestion would be helpful thanks
and suggestion would be helpful thanks
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It looks like there is space around the battery on the 2025s
Perhaps not this high $$$ one shown for the Bronco but check out the ARB products
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yeah i just went out and checked my bronco and yeah so much space, insane, i will check it out for sure, thank you for the informationIt looks like there is space around the battery on the 2025s
Perhaps not this high $$$ one shown for the Bronco but check out the ARB products
Doesn’t really help you with a 2025 but I stuck a compressor in my 21. Routed an air chuck tucked right under the windshield for easy access and I don’t have to open the hood. Hose coils nicely in the seatback pocket
There was a bracket it just happened to bolt nicely to, had to get creative with the orientation. It’s tied into my existing switch system I made (look at my other posts)
There was a bracket it just happened to bolt nicely to, had to get creative with the orientation. It’s tied into my existing switch system I made (look at my other posts)
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This is what I use: Amazon.com: VIAIR 400P - 40043 Portable Compressor Kit. Tire Pump, Truck/SUV Tire Inflator, For Up to 35 Inch Tires : Viair: Automotive
I just move it between vehicles as needed. Cheers!
I just move it between vehicles as needed. Cheers!
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I can vouch that the ViAir compressors are awesome. It takes longer to air down than to air up. By far the best portable compressor I've ever used.
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I have the harbor freight version of basically that.
https://www.harborfreight.com/12v-125-psi-high-performance-inflator-59624.html
https://www.harborfreight.com/12v-125-psi-high-performance-inflator-59624.html
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My friend and I created a mount for on-board air. I know the mount works on 21-24 not sure about the new 25s. We can maybe work something out to see if it fits your year? https://www.etsy.com/listing/4334420707/arb-single-air-compressor-mount-for-ford
So I have onboard air, but it's from air suspension but I can say it's pretty easy to do.You just gotta find the room, however it looks like other people have found a spot under the hood. If you don't need a big tank, it shouldn't be that bad.I would get one of those all in one units though.Cuz, I'll upload a picture of my air setup for my air suspension, and it basically takes up the whole room where the spare tire was.But that's because I wanted bigger three gallon tank that was round and would fit in there good.
and I used a real air suspension compressor like a Viair although i'm using the cheap amazon brands and they've been working this whole time and haven't given me any issues but they're pretty big.
Also for my setup, at least you gotta make sure and get the proper size or gauge wire and you gotta get the proper relays and stuff.But it's not that hard.I had never done air suspension before.And I did it on my car, and I just put it all together myself.I didn't buy a kit, my kit just included the airbags. But that orange hose, that hooks up to the tank and i've run air tools off of it.I've aired up friends tires and it took just a couple seconds.So it works really good.But remember, the smaller the tank, the more often your compressor is going to have to run.But you can put your compressor and your tank in different spots and just you just have to run hoses between them.
and I used a real air suspension compressor like a Viair although i'm using the cheap amazon brands and they've been working this whole time and haven't given me any issues but they're pretty big.
Also for my setup, at least you gotta make sure and get the proper size or gauge wire and you gotta get the proper relays and stuff.But it's not that hard.I had never done air suspension before.And I did it on my car, and I just put it all together myself.I didn't buy a kit, my kit just included the airbags. But that orange hose, that hooks up to the tank and i've run air tools off of it.I've aired up friends tires and it took just a couple seconds.So it works really good.But remember, the smaller the tank, the more often your compressor is going to have to run.But you can put your compressor and your tank in different spots and just you just have to run hoses between them.
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