hippie

I kinow you're right there. The set up you have is kewl and you'll have all the air that you'll ever need. I just though I would put that in so if anyone wanted on board air they would have a cheeper option. I know I don't have that much room for the set up that you have. I have a 105 gal. L shape fuel tank in the bed with a tool box over it and a fifthwheel hitch. that takes up about all my bed space. If I can figure out a way to run stacks I'll put the other tank on the in side of the frame. Right now my exhaust is in the way of that add on. I have dimond plate running boards and if I use 4" pipes they'll almost drag the ground,,LOL..

jfpointer

[quote author=Jamie Attridge link=board=7;threadid=18267;start=0#msg171138 date=1060623915]
Anyone with onboard air please post installation pics I have the kit laying here on the floor how much work is involved how long is the installation.
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The kit didn't come with any instructions? I looked on OnboardAir's site but I didn't see any links to them on there.

hellotbone

The instructions aren't very good.

jfpointer

[quote author=Jamie Attridge link=board=7;threadid=18267;start=15#msg172546 date=1060882786]
The instructions aren't very good.
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