comancheman

1. how much depth in the area outlined in red, enough room for a stereo?(after deleting the heater ducting)
2. what is there for support under the padded area outlined in green?

tuxfan212

I am not 100% sure but I am pretty sure that if you remove the air duct there would be enough room for a stereo. Although you may have to relocate the air conditioning vacuum switch things.

206junglist

this is like 2 inches behind that vent

206junglist

oh and no support just some thin metal under the padding that comes out all as once piece and whats left is in the picture above

beuylgo

The cam gear pump works fine for filtered WVO or used motor oil Babington heaters and I have installed it on my Babington style heaters. Ldu Company's stock number is 450516 , The only thing about the cam gear pump is that the fire kind of pulses as the cam gear rotates. If you use the spur gear pump that is LDU's stock number 450512 then you get a steady non-pulsing fire. The WVO pump website is http://www.liangdianup.com/subpages/oilpump_1.htm or you can click through to the tools section from the home page at www.LDUcompany.com

LDU Company also has other parts that I use for building my waste oil burners, like gear reduction motors. I find it best to turn the pump slower because you really don't need a whole lot of oil dripping on the atomizer ball.

comancheman

im thinking of mounting a steel door to protect the stereo and to mount a touch screen, hinging to the right. is there enough metal under the padding for this?

206junglist

its like 18 gauge. Why not just get a stereo with a removable faceplate? Would be much easier

JeepingDan

its a pretty solid dash. Your lucky if you can find a way to run a wire thru it with out cutting the guts out.

comancheman

cool factor... i want to mount some thing like this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...SUS-_-34220568
and have it removable, but also securable so i can go into a gas station or what have you