392OVRLND
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- Jason
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- 2023 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392XR AEV JL370
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Underseat doesn't make sense with the AAL rear cubby setup. They have a remote kit that mounts on the rear driver's side corner of the tub, which moves the ARB intakes up to the side of the cargo area for pulling cooler air, and has provisions for air chuck, voltage meter, 12V plug (for fridge), and 12V fuse block for other power needs.All fantastic things to consider, Jason. Thank you for sharing all of this knowledge with us.
After reading all of this, and considering my usage, I probably WON’T end up doing it. I would only do the 30w on my OEM Rubi hood if I did it. Jason’s points are spot on; so this just fell to the bottom of my list.
And although I don’t think I need a second battery for my needs, I completely forgot about the potential to mount my ARB twin (that I still need to buy; anyone need a new-in-box single? I have one for sale!) under the rear cargo floor. Other than my AEV shaker syphon and my Jack stand (which can be moved under the dash), I dont really need that space. Thanks for that reminder Jason; I’ll check out the setup for there. It would be nice to have all of that room for my crazy ARB Pressure Control into Airbags/Kraken-like setup I am going to consider.
ARB pressure control could be mounted to the rear cubby mount easily... I'd consider reliability of that device before I integrated it into my setup, personally, since it is new-ish to the market and it is one more point of failure. I enjoy the K.I.S.S. mantra. I also use my Jeep to get away from screens, so I appreciate having a setup that doesn't require interacting with my iPhone.
Having the air chuck in the rear is awesome, since that's normally where people keep their air up kits, and you can leave door (except tailgate) closed. Kraken's exact setup wouldn't work, but there are other 4-tire air up solutions that would work just fine (MORRFlate).
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