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I'm fixing to install some Kleinn Air horns on my 2020 Superduty.
Curious where you all have mounted your air quick disconnect, and do you like it there?
While we are at it, where did you put your intake filter?
I put mine just to the right of the license plate. Keeps it out of the dust from under the truck, and has held up well so far. I used the dual ARB compressor, so my filters are attached to the compressors.
I put mine just to the right of the license plate. Keeps it out of the dust from under the truck, and has held up well so far. I used the dual ARB compressor, so my filters are attached to the compressors.
Do you have any pics of your setup? I want to do this and incorporate air bags. No horns just oba and bags. Thanks in advance.
Mine is a no-frills install in the traditional spot next to the license plate. Works well. I use a 35’ hybrid hose (which you practically must order ... stores have either 25’ or 50’). I also have the crappy pvc hose that came with my compressor, if I ever need extended reach.
Do you have any pics of your setup? I want to do this and incorporate air bags. No horns just oba and bags. Thanks in advance.
I've never posted pics before, but here's my try! I put the compressor above the spare tire. Just drilling holes to align to the factory bracket, and extra screws and spacers left over from hanging TVs... I knew those extra screws would come in handy! Then the tank is mounted just in from of the spare tire using a small piece of angled metal and a flat piece (bent) - just using self tapping screws. I did get a little fancy and run all the wires and tubes up to the front, utilizing the up-fitter switch and the spare area in the top of the glove box.
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