Testing the AR 630-TSS & Active 2.0 Dual Pressure Washer Setups 

Your detail carts are goated. Hope OG guys see them, many people can't wash inside

​@@Carlos.Riveraamen! I based my cart off Kevin's hard work and research! @carswithkeav

😂 has someone done a video showing any benefit to having 2+ gpm, or is this just a game of "more is better!!!"?

Rinses the car off far quicker, your not standing in one spot just keep constantly tryna get all the soap off.@@tier1detailing

Switch to the metric system and eliminate the need to do math altogether

​@@BrentReynoyou'd still be doing the same math

@@JeffSmith-eq3kc with metric you would fill the bucket for a minute, record the weight (say for arguments sake it’s 9.5kg), then bingo you have your answer. 9.5 litres per minute. How could you do it as easily using imperial measurement?

No it doesn’t. It has higher margin than Kranzle. There is some Italian jank to the AR.

The Kranzle will definitely be able to take more of a beating than the Active.

A high heat coating like Carpro DLUX will work with temperatures up to 800F. www.obsessedgarage.com/products/carpro-dlux-wheel-plastic-coating

That's a dangerous game.

We have one for the dual Kranzle, and the dual AR upgrade package will be live by end of day today! www.obsessedgarage.com/products/dual-kranzle-k1322ts-custom-install-upgrade-kit

mine does the exact same thing

Your Active might have an issue with the pressure switch. Reach out to the support team if you're still having issues. support.obsessedgarage.com

The Heather Green was a limited run color. I do still have some available in small. obsessedgarage.com/collections/shirts/products/obsessed-garage-logo-shirt

Mine does too.

No. The water doesn't care. The pressure is from the wand backwards.

It wouldn't change anything.

It's still going to be some time before it's up and running.

Go back a few days ago in the search. Matt talked about them.

They're from Sonance. Dynaudio stopped making their line of outdoor speakers, so I've been testing these out.

All of the pressure washers I have shown on here are for cold water use. I would recommend checking out the Kranzle 1322TS, if you're looking for high end performance. obsessedgarage.com/products/kranzle-k1322ts-pressure-washer

@@ObsessedGarage I am sure they are nice. Are they US made?

And Michele.

Correct

in a home setup. the initial price is high but is feasible to do. I wash my car full process with DI water. items needed are a water softener, a filter housing, a CR spotless set up, go to RV Mods and purchase the tubes to replace the cartridges. Of course get your use out of the cartridges. One bag of replacement DI resin goes for less than 300, you get two complete refills in the CR 20 set up. I have a filter installed prior to the water softener, plumbed from softener to the CR Spotless. Been on the first half of resin since beginning of spring. I used to use coin op, the one I used rarely had customers when I started using it. So much so I used it to just get away from everything and everyone to just clean my vehicle. Now it is crazy busy, which lead me to build my own set up . GPMs that is what cause DI to not proper right. So much so that CR Spotless sends a nozzle with the kit and it instructs on what settings to use.

Yep

Cause 99 percent of outlets in 99 percent of North America homes are 110v.

Why? This is miles better. Two 2.3 will be deafening.

@@ObsessedGarage I wondered about maximum flow rate. You could get 4.6 gpm.

What do you think that would achieve?

@@ObsessedGarage just to eliminate the possibility of hose length making a difference and the assumption that both machines are identical in performance.

A Corvette outperforms a 911 for a lot less money. I chose to be better at life and figure out a way to get the 911.

@@ObsessedGarage * in a straight line :D (with equal tyres)

The Kranzles are back up on the shelves. This was just a test.

He weighed it without the lid twice.

Mike took the lid off when he weighed the bucket.

Cause 99 percent of outlets in 99 percent of North America homes are 110v.

Ha, ha... Yeah, they're not the most quiet machines.

@@ObsessedGarage what are the decibel levels? gotta be high on 2 machines

A high flow rate is what you want with washing a car. We used an 8.0 orifice to reach the max flow at just around 1000PSI.

@@ObsessedGarage I went from a Karcher to a Kranzle 1322 and immediately noticed the benefit of the higher flow.