Active VE52/VE56 Wall Mount Solution Obsessed Garage

I didn’t want to leave out the newest addition to our pressure washer lineup. The Active VE52 Wall Mount Solution is what I would label as an entry level kit. Entry level in the sense that it comes with a cheap yet practical pressure washer. This kit is derived from my custom install but removes the CR Spotless and piping kit. In this solution, you’ll have everything you need to wall mount your Active VE56 including the pressure washer. 

I hear about a lot of entry-level pressure washers claiming crazy high outputs and specs but when tested, don’t come anywhere near what they advertise. When the VE52 showed up I thought for sure it was going to be like the rest. Much to my surprise, it did pretty great in the testing. 

This unit does 1.84 GPM at 1090 PSI with the stock gun and nozzles, however, we know that we’re not doing  a stock/OE setup here. With the OG upgrades we’re getting 1.94 GPM at 1030 PSI. What you’re going to pay to upgrade this kit and enhance your car washing experience is well worth the investment. Although this is a cheapo pressure washer, it doesn’t have to mean you also have cheapo accessories. We’ve designed this solution for you to get the best out of this unit.

Having a wall mount setup will change your life. I’ll never go back to a portable solution. Being able to set up everything in a matter of minutes makes the car washing experience so much more welcoming. From unwinding your hose from a Coxreel to filling your buckets with a bucket filler hose; there’s no simpler way of arranging your pressure washing tools. This is a no-brainer if saving time and staying organized is your objective.

I want to also mention looks. In my personal opinion, looks are just as important as functionality. Whenever I am constructing a new idea, I’m always keeping aesthetics at the forefront of my mind. Many of you who are purchasing this wall mount solution will want to ask someone in my Facebook Group to share their setup with you. I’ve brought us this far with my Kranzle K1322TS Custom Install Solution but others have taken the setup of these solutions so much farther. There are some pretty sick setups out there. 

What I really like about this revamp we’ve done with our pressure washing kits is that we’re giving you more options. You’ll have three tiers available to choose from. Basic, advanced, and ultimate. Each package comes with upgraded fittings (Brass or Stainless Steel), an upgraded sprayer/wand, a 75’ or 100’ High-Pressure hose, and either an original foam cannon or Griot’s Garage The Boss Foam Cannon. 

You’ll see some similarities in these packages but the most obvious difference will be the sprayer, wand, and hose size you’re getting. I want to discuss all three of these products in greater detail to give you a sense of awesomeness you’ll be purchasing. 

The SGS-28 in our basic package is a well-built, swiveling sprayer that was based on the SG-28, but has all stainless steel internals. The reason why you want a swiveling sprayer is because it alleviates the issue of the pressure washer hose getting tangled and twisted.

The Original Mosmatic Sprayer in our advanced package has a swivel as well. The difference is that the swivel on the advanced sprayer is made by Mosmatic and is of much higher quality – it swivels much smoother. The trigger mechanism is also a lot more stout, yet requires very little effort to engage. I still install PRIMA fittings on the Original Mosmatic Sprayer to help keep costs down.

Finally, the OG Spec Mosmatic Swiveling Sprayer. This is my pride and joy. Lots of money and time went into developing this sprayer. This piece uses all the best connections and hardware available in the market. It also swivels but the swivel and QD (quick disconnect) is built into the handle, reducing the bulk on the inlet of the sprayer, making it much more ergonomic.

This kit isn’t complete without the wand. I have two options: the Original Mosmatic Stainless Steel Wand that comes in the basic and advanced kits and the OG Spec Mosmatic Stainless Steel Wand that comes in the ultimate kit. These wands both have a 20° bend in them to make rinsing the roof or the lower portions of your car easier. The notable differences between these two are the fittings and the rubber nozzle protector. The Original Mosmatic Wand uses MTM fittings and has a nozzle protector installed on the wand already. The OG Spec Wand uses Mosmatic fittings and has no nozzle protector. This is because the nozzles that come in the Ultimate Kit have the protector. 

Nozzles are also an important part of your pressure washer accessories and need to be upgraded. The nozzles that come with the pressure washer are prioritizing pressure over flow. For washing cars, flow is king. The nozzles I provide are some of the best out there. In the basic and advanced kits, you get a 4-pack of stainless steel nozzles from MTM. In the ultimate kit, you get the OG Spec Mosmatic Nozzle Assembly.

And last but not least, our pressure washer hoses. Depending on your selection (basic, advanced, or ultimate), you will also be getting either a 75’ or 100’ High-Pressure hose. The quality of these hoses are definitely legit. You’ve heard me talk about how I bought 6 different hoses when I built the wash bay at my old house. I did and I’m not going to apologize for it. 

The High-Pressure hose is a single wire hose that is much more pliable than the 2-wire hoses you’ll see out there. Plus, for car washing, we don’t need a 2-wire. It also has a smooth jacket that is good for when you want to avoid messing up your floor with marks. It’s the right hose for the right pressure washer. It’s just right.  

Please note: The stand-alone Active V52/VE56 Unit can not be sold or shipped to Canada due to manufacturer brand limitations.

FAQ & Support

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How To: Get the most foam out of a foam cannon
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Pressure Washer Fittings 102: Applications and Usage
Pressure Washer Fittings 103: Spray Nozzles

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Troubleshooting: Foam cannon is leaking / clogged / not foaming well.
What orifice nozzle is installed in my foam cannon?
Troubleshooting: Getting your foam cannon dialed in and getting the most out of it.