On Board Air - Custom Flush Mounted Air Coupler

[04Rdking]

I am interested in one of these air couplers. I can't send a DM

 

[modified]

I am interested in one of these air couplers. I can't send a DM

We require one public post before you can send a DM. You should be good to go now. Welcome!

 

[trofeo160]

Admin thank you for the assist. I received his pm now.

 

[Jeeping1210]

I recently purchased one of the fittings and I will say 100% buy with confidence. Everything arrived in a timely manner and install was a breeze. I found a 2 inch hole saw was perfect and I added a 1/4 PTC fitting on my hornblasters spare tire delete kit. The flush mount fitting also has a 1/4 PTC fitting. So all it needed was a small amount of 1/4 airline and it was good to go! Great product, looks awesome, and super practical!

 

[trofeo160]

I recently purchased one of the fittings and I will say 100% buy with confidence. Everything arrived in a timely manner and install was a breeze. I found a 2 inch hole saw was perfect and I added a 1/4 PTC fitting on my hornblasters spare tire delete kit. The flush mount fitting also has a 1/4 PTC fitting. So all it needed was a small amount of 1/4 airline and it was good to go! Great product, looks awesome, and super practical!

Glad you like it and thank you for posting your feedback.

 

[LvnLrg213]

Intersted in one of these couplers.

 

[trofeo160]

Intersted in one of these couplers.

Happy to help. Shoot me a pm for details.

 

[Huntster]

Received my quick coupler today. Looks great! Thanks Mike.

 

[trofeo160]

We have fun making them. Glad you like them.

 

[chachacharee]

Dude, this is amazing! Please Dm me so I can purchase one

 

[trofeo160]

Thank you, my son and I really enjoy making them together. Great learning experience for him on how to manage production and customer service while having fun doing it with him. pm sent

 

[Mad_Max]

I still love the stealthy protection for the air chuck this gives. One you get over having to drill the hole the rest of the install is a breeze! Would do it again in a heartbeat!

 

[Mhpdr63]

Now that i have my Tremor, I think I would like 1 of these also. DM me please

 

[trofeo160]

I still love the stealthy protection for the air chuck this gives. One you get over having to drill the hole the rest of the install is a breeze! Would do it again in a heartbeat!

When we first created it and had to figure out what size hole to drill my son held his breath, I drank a beer and the rest is history.

 

[trofeo160]

Now that i have my Tremor, I think I would like 1 of these also. DM me

Pm sent

 

[Discoball91]

Can anyone tell me what size hole saw I need to use?

And also point me in the direction of the right kind of hose to use? And possibly approximate length they used?
My plan is to use this in conjunction with the Dirtchurch behind the seat mount.

Not familiar with air lines like this, thanks.

 

[trofeo160]

I used a 1 7/8” hole saw but you can probably get away with a 1 3/4”. Remember u need to go through the plastic and the metal plate behind it. The fit is tight so measure 3 times cut once. You can use a 1/4” dot standard air line from amazon or any place else.

 

[RedZilla]

Can anyone tell me what size hole saw I need to use?

And also point me in the direction of the right kind of hose to use? And possibly approximate length they used?
My plan is to use this in conjunction with the Dirtchurch behind the seat mount.

Not familiar with air lines like this, thanks.

I prefer braided Teflon for my air lines just because they are abrasion and heat resistant. This is the kind I used for my whole air system. It's a little pricy but extremely durable, handles higher pressure even when hot and has both stainless and nylon jacket. Plus you can make them up to your length very easily. They have a wide variety of fitting shapes for every need. Here's the initial kit I ordered. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0922M63H8?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_11&th=1

 

[cntyguy]

Can anyone tell me what size hole saw I need to use?

And also point me in the direction of the right kind of hose to use? And possibly approximate length they used?
My plan is to use this in conjunction with the Dirtchurch behind the seat mount.

Not familiar with air lines like this, thanks.

Make sure when you drill next to your license plate that you also account for the extra width of whatever license plate frame you use when you locate your hole position, horizontally speaking.. I thought I gave it enough room, but it’s pretty damn close, and if I were doing it again, I might give it another 1/4 - 1/2 inch.

 

[Discoball91]

Thank you everyone for the responses!

If I’m understanding this correctly, with the fitting on the backside of the coupler I just push on the airline? No other parts/clamps needed?