Frenchy
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So at this time I am currently running the ARB Single Compressor from the old portable kit. All in all it works well for what it is and I have already proven it to be quicker than the ViAir that many rave about. That said I feel I'm at a point for an upgrade.
I am currently looking at the new Brushless Compressors from ARB as we speak. I can choose to go with the Single or the Twin, but at the same time it's questioning if I need the Twin or not. On the Frontier I simple use the Compressor to air up tires when I'm done with a trail. I have only had to use it for an Air Hammer once and the results were not exactly the best(than again I also did not have an air tank). From time to time I also use it to sit up the tires on the work van since the Compressor on it is dead.
Price wise I am aware that the Twin is more expensive. That part does not scare me. It's just a question of if I should or not. If there are any individuals with experience on the new ARB Brushless Compressors then it would be great to have them chime in with experience. That will help with the decision
I am currently looking at the new Brushless Compressors from ARB as we speak. I can choose to go with the Single or the Twin, but at the same time it's questioning if I need the Twin or not. On the Frontier I simple use the Compressor to air up tires when I'm done with a trail. I have only had to use it for an Air Hammer once and the results were not exactly the best(than again I also did not have an air tank). From time to time I also use it to sit up the tires on the work van since the Compressor on it is dead.
Price wise I am aware that the Twin is more expensive. That part does not scare me. It's just a question of if I should or not. If there are any individuals with experience on the new ARB Brushless Compressors then it would be great to have them chime in with experience. That will help with the decision
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