Power Tank on Board Air

Should be able to do that without issue.
I have arb with dirt church and added a line out to an air tank mounted above spare tire with an air coupler at the rear.
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I wouldn’t think so, the only issue I could see is the arb pushes a lot of air, is it possible it could hit too high a pressure before the bag controller realizes??? Your best bet would be to ask manufacturer
 
I wouldn’t think so, the only issue I could see is the arb pushes a lot of air, is it possible it could hit too high a pressure before the bag controller realizes??? Your best bet would be to ask manufacturer
That's what I'm thinking as well. The bags I want are the logic iq and the compressor I believe is Max 3.3cfm for them. I'll do some research! Thanks for info
 
I wouldn’t think so, the only issue I could see is the arb pushes a lot of air, is it possible it could hit too high a pressure before the bag controller realizes??? Your best bet would be to ask manufacturer
sounds like the controller i was looking at is max 120psi where the ARB twin is 150. manufacturer states would be best to install a tank between the pump and controller, with a way to cut the air down to 120 leaving the tank.
 
If you're just looking for an inflator, try the battery powered versions like the Milwaukee M18. Even with batteries, it will be cheaper than the Powertank.
I can verify this. I bought one and it takes a minute, but I can get a lot done on a single battery. Plus it's small, lightweight, and my truck can charge the batteries when I travel 👍 I roll with three batteries, a charger, a 1/2" impact, a 1/4" impact driver, a fan, and the small blower too.
 

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