Frequently Asked Questions

JNR Air Ride Install Video

 

PLEASE NOTE: WE NOW MOUNT THE COMPRESSOR WITH THE HEAD DOWN UNLIKE HOW THE COMPRESSOR IS MOUNTED IN THE VIDEO

 

 

 

Instructions

Base Kit

JNR Designed Base Rear Air control module wiring and plumbing diagram (current)

For older version instructions, see:

JNR Designed Base Rear Air wiring harness and plumbing diagram (March 2023 & older kits)

 

Fast Up Kit

JNR Designed Fast Up Rear Air control module wiring and plumbing diagram (current)

For older version instructions, see:
JNR Designed Fast Up Rear Air wiring harness and plumbing diagram (March 2023 & older kits)

 

Ride Height Repeater

JNR Designed Standard Ride Height Repeater installation instructions (current)

For older and Dirty Air version instructions, see:
JNR Designed Ride Height Repeater wiring diagram
JNR Designed Ride Height Repeater operating and adjusting instructions
JNR Designed Ride Height Repeater Installation Instructions

 

Crash Bar Conversion Kit

JNR Designed crash bar to tank conversion kit with Air Ride Control Module instructions (April 2023 & newer kits)

For older version instructions, see:
JNR Designed crash bar to tank conversion kit with standard wiring harness instructions (March 2023 & older kits)

 

Add-On Tank Kit

JNR Designed Add-on Tank Kit with Air Ride Control Module Instructions (April 2023 & newer kits)

For older version instructions, see:
JNR Designed Add-on Tank Kit with wiring harness instructions (March 2023 & older kits)

 

 

FAQs

 

What is the difference between a JNR Base Kit and a JNR Fast Up Kit?

The JNR Base Kit does not have an air tank and relies solely on the compressor to air the shocks up.

The JNR Fast Up Kit has a tank with a pressure switch which allows no wait on the compressor because the air tank will already have stored air ready to use.

 

What is the difference between the 95c, 98c and 100c compressors?

The 95c will build a higher pressure than the 98c, the 98c will have a higher volume but less pressure than the 95c. The 100c compressor is the best of both worlds being the largest compressor of the three, putting out more volume and pressure than the 95c and the 98c.

 

 

Should I use 5/32″ airline or 1/4″ airline?

We recommend all kits and components use 5/32″ airline. This is due to the 1/4″ airline requiring more volume of air to fill, as well as being harder to route as cleanly as the 5/32″. Both have the same DOT pressure rating. Please review our Warranty Info before ordering 1/4″ components.

 

 

What shipping method does JNR use?

We use USPS priority shipping. Once your order has shipped it typically will arrive to you in 2-3 days in the United States. This includes weekends.

 

 

Why won’t my shocks stay aired up?

The most common problem on any air ride system is the dump valve. They tend to get debris caught in them which will cause the valve to not fully seat and cause air to escape. The dump valve is very easy to tear down and clean out. Here is a short video on how to do this. It is best to start with this step because it does not require you to pay to replace anything and is the most common cause for leaks. (Click here for the Dump Valve tear down video)

 

 

How do I get a tracking number for my order?

A tracking number will be immediately emailed to you once the label is printed.