Sorta like Holden with the Rodeo towbar the put the hole 4mm off centre so you had to buy OE
I think most would use 10mm air hose
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Sorta like Holden with the Rodeo towbar the put the hole 4mm off centre so you had to buy OE
I think most would use 10mm air hose
Exactly. Off to super cheap in a sec. Will see how I go there.
SOLVED....
Ok, I have to fess up for being a dope when I said Bunnings didn't have anything. I solved the prob but need to explain. I tracked off to Bunnings and took my spare ARB female coupler along as a test. When I got there, I grabbed the "Charge Air Style" and with the help of the guy, sliced it open to see if the female fit into the male. it didn't.... if you look closely, you will see that the ARB Male is about 1mm longer and so try as I might, it would not force....
http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...b/IMG_0682.jpg
Hence my post above that it was close by no cigar.
I trundled off to Masters, they only had Nitto style fittings and then off to Super Cheap, who similarly only had Nitto. As I was leaving feeling peeved with the whole thing, I realised that the ARB fitting was a touch long but that would mean the "Charge" fitting would surely fit its male into the ARB Female. So off I went and took my ARB hose with me and..... it fits.... DOH!!!
http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...b/IMG_0681.jpg
That will teach me for not thinking something through using the commonsense-o-meter first....
Last one arb compressor I fitted a bsp manifold to it and ised nitto fittings.
Yeah what he did!!Quote:
Originally Posted by nissannewby
The first thing I did was strip off the ARB fitting and swap out with what I use on everything. You would do the same with any new air tool you buy. Make it fit your system , don't waste money making your system fit the tool;)