Has anyone tried to mount a Smittybilt compressor in the engine bay with or without the Slee Mount? Trying to get it in there the easiest way. Any ideas would be lovely. Thanks
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Hey nowI cant believe Slee and Smittybuilt were used in the same sentence.
Pictures of it if you could?I have a Viair 460 mounted between the airbox and headlight. Don't know the dimensions of the smittybuilt but you can compare that to the 460
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If i was going to mount a compressor in the engine bay, I would use a better quality one. Master Flow, Viair etc. id rather do it right the first time.
Pictures of it if you could?
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My only concern with that location would be whether the compressor gets enough air flow there to coil down after use. My Smittybilt gets pretty hot to the touch after airing up 2 or more vehicles consecutively.My plan was to semi-perma-mount mine in my rear cargo drawers with an air fitting on the face, just inside the tailgate
If i was going to mount a compressor in the engine bay, I would use a better quality one. Master Flow, Viair etc. id rather do it right the first time.
Agreed. In my head I've got two computer fans bringing cool air into the space and pushing hot air out of it. Meh, idk.My only concern with that location would be whether the compressor gets enough air flow there to coil down after use. My Smittybilt gets pretty hot to the touch after airing up 2 or more vehicles consecutively.