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Cargo Master
Joined: May 2012
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From: Door Cty/Florida
Very cool.
bruce...
Retired guy fixn stuff
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: East TN
Bruce
OBDLink MX Bluetooth connector. $80 Amazon
Torque Pro Android App. $8 Google store
7" Android tablet $70 Amazon
MyTouch Lockpick Air $429. Oemautopartsco.com or coastal tech
(Looks like they are out of stock)
I wanted stand alone that's why I did not use a phone. I also wanted to be able to stream content that's why I got the air model.
My main purpose for getting the air was for additional cameras, but then found the thread on torpue pro. It's in the 6.7 diesel section.
Keith
OBDLink MX Bluetooth connector. $80 Amazon
Torque Pro Android App. $8 Google store
7" Android tablet $70 Amazon
MyTouch Lockpick Air $429. Oemautopartsco.com or coastal tech
(Looks like they are out of stock)
I wanted stand alone that's why I did not use a phone. I also wanted to be able to stream content that's why I got the air model.
My main purpose for getting the air was for additional cameras, but then found the thread on torpue pro. It's in the 6.7 diesel section.
Keith
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Joined: Mar 2007
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How did you manage to make that happen?
Is that the Palmer Engineering Application?
How does that affect your ability to get to other touch functions like NAV, radio etc?
Retired guy fixn stuff
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: East TN
The app is Torque Pro through an Android Tablet "Screen Cast" to the Lockpick.
There is a great thread about Torque Pro.
I am putting together a comprehensive post about the total install. Work has been pretty busy as of late. Sheriff One - Down
Keith
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Joined: Mar 2007
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I use this setup on my duals which keeps the air pressure equal in both tires (on each side) and also provides a single point to add or remove air per side. I also have the TST TPMS system with a single sensor on each side. I only need one sensor per side because of the single fill point
Cat's Eye® - Link
Cat's Eye® - Link
Do you have a picture for how you routed the hoses? Looking at the website it seems that the hoses would need to be contained within the "hubcap".
Thanks in advance.
Elder User
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 543
Likes: 0
From: Northern VA
Bruce
OBDLink MX Bluetooth connector. $80 Amazon
Torque Pro Android App. $8 Google store
7" Android tablet $70 Amazon
MyTouch Lockpick Air $429. Oemautopartsco.com or coastal tech
(Looks like they are out of stock)
I wanted stand alone that's why I did not use a phone. I also wanted to be able to stream content that's why I got the air model.
My main purpose for getting the air was for additional cameras, but then found the thread on torpue pro. It's in the 6.7 diesel section.
Keith
OBDLink MX Bluetooth connector. $80 Amazon
Torque Pro Android App. $8 Google store
7" Android tablet $70 Amazon
MyTouch Lockpick Air $429. Oemautopartsco.com or coastal tech
(Looks like they are out of stock)
I wanted stand alone that's why I did not use a phone. I also wanted to be able to stream content that's why I got the air model.
My main purpose for getting the air was for additional cameras, but then found the thread on torpue pro. It's in the 6.7 diesel section.
Keith
Cargo Master
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 3,098
Likes: 136
Sorry if this has been talked about in the previous 1300 posts. I know some of you tow some very large trailers. What psi are you running in the rears? My factory settings say 75 front and 60 rear for my dually. Is that what you guys are running (as in factory specs)? Or do you pump em up for the heavy trailers! It rides nicely with the 60 but wonder if 60 is up to the 5000lb payload? I ask because I tow a heavy dump trailer along with having 2-3000lb+ in the bed at times.
Opinions, facts, or insight?
Beautiful trucks by the way!
Opinions, facts, or insight?
Beautiful trucks by the way!
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Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Frederick, MD
running 65 all around. But anything over about 4K begins to smash the rears so I air them up to 80 for that.
Never touch the front.
I have the snow plow prep. If I were to attach a plow then I would air up the fronts too.
Never touch the front.
I have the snow plow prep. If I were to attach a plow then I would air up the fronts too.
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Cargo Master
Joined: Mar 2008
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I have such a hard time getting to the rear valve stems as in being able to unscrew them. I had tires replaced last year and the not so intelligent tire place mounted the rears in such a way you couldn't even access the rear valve stem. So removing the outside needed to happen and only found 50psi in the inner tire.
Tuned
Joined: Mar 2014
Posts: 427
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From: Prescott, Michigan
Sorry if this has been talked about in the previous 1300 posts. I know some of you tow some very large trailers. What psi are you running in the rears? My factory settings say 75 front and 60 rear for my dually. Is that what you guys are running (as in factory specs)? Or do you pump em up for the heavy trailers! It rides nicely with the 60 but wonder if 60 is up to the 5000lb payload? I ask because I tow a heavy dump trailer along with having 2-3000lb+ in the bed at times.
Opinions, facts, or insight?
Beautiful trucks by the way!
Opinions, facts, or insight?
Beautiful trucks by the way!
I run 65 all the way around with 3340 lbs on the truck, which is what is called for on my trucks door sticker. Because of the Trailair air bag and shock on the pin, I don't get a lot of bounce problem.
I may bump to 70 this year in the rears, just to try it out.
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I have 3000lbs in my truck constantly so I run 70 in the rears and 60 in the fronts. My stock BFGs needed 75 for the weight I carry in the back. These Coopers seem to have a stronger sidewall.
Retired guy fixn stuff
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 3,219
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From: East TN
Got a chance to get a load or two after the farm show of chip wood bark. Way too cheap to pass up.
Son and I each got a full load. $40 total for both.
Currently all in the driveway. Now comes the hard part...lol
Son and I each got a full load. $40 total for both.
Currently all in the driveway. Now comes the hard part...lol