The Homebrew Jeep Mod Thread
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It's a 8" RE dvc. Due to the space restrictions behind the trim panel my calculated air space was like .03 cf smaller than recommended, but it still sounds great.
Thanks for the compliment.
It's a 8" RE dvc. Due to the space restrictions behind the trim panel my calculated air space was like .03 cf smaller than recommended, but it still sounds great.
Thanks for the compliment.
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Soooooo.... tell us something about your mod
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Well if I think what he did was put offroad light bars where the amber lights used to be and then moved the ambers in to the grill, it looks pretty cool. Nice way to keep a more stock and smooth look!