Homebrew Jeep Mods
11-19-2011, 12:08 AM
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Year: 1998
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Check this out guys. I'm a snowboarding addict so I came up with this kittle idea and figured out a way to make it work. The snowboard acts as the soundbar and I made the two bindings the speaker pods. Sorry the pictures are kinda dark I'll take better ones tomorrow when it's light our but here are the pics let me know what you think
11-19-2011, 07:53 AM
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Year: 1996
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Engine: 4.0 I-6 High output
11-19-2011, 05:19 PM
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On-Board Air
My On-Board Air System
I took the tanks from an 8 gallon gas powered compressor, separated them, cleaned one, welded feet on it, and painted. A 6gu wire runs from the battery to the comp. I used leftover fittings and some new parts with a used ($25) Viair 450P to complete the system.
Last wheeling trip it aired up 14 tires. It will run an air gun to remove tires etc...
I took the tanks from an 8 gallon gas powered compressor, separated them, cleaned one, welded feet on it, and painted. A 6gu wire runs from the battery to the comp. I used leftover fittings and some new parts with a used ($25) Viair 450P to complete the system.
Last wheeling trip it aired up 14 tires. It will run an air gun to remove tires etc...
11-19-2011, 06:27 PM
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Year: 1992
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Originally Posted by lynskynbnd
My On-Board Air System
I took the tanks from an 8 gallon gas powered compressor, separated them, cleaned one, welded feet on it, and painted. A 6gu wire runs from the battery to the comp. I used leftover fittings and some new parts with a used ($25) Viair 450P to complete the system.
Last wheeling trip it aired up 14 tires. It will run an air gun to remove tires etc...
I took the tanks from an 8 gallon gas powered compressor, separated them, cleaned one, welded feet on it, and painted. A 6gu wire runs from the battery to the comp. I used leftover fittings and some new parts with a used ($25) Viair 450P to complete the system.
Last wheeling trip it aired up 14 tires. It will run an air gun to remove tires etc...
11-19-2011, 07:05 PM
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Also Slime makes a great $50 comp. I and several friends also have a Slime Comp. Works great
11-21-2011, 05:36 PM
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lynskynbnd, that is a really cool deal on that fuel transfer!
I"m guessing the fuseable link wire jumper is to turn on the fuel pump while the vehicle is shut off?
About how long is that wire, 5" or 6"?
Also what gauge is it?
I"m guessing the fuseable link wire jumper is to turn on the fuel pump while the vehicle is shut off?
About how long is that wire, 5" or 6"?
Also what gauge is it?
11-22-2011, 09:44 PM
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While we are on the subject of ghetto speakers, how about my half bondo-ed rear cubby sub box? I really want to finish the bondo and paint it so it doesn't look so crappy, but it sounds amazing for how little volume it is. And yes, that is a 12 inch R1 in there, making it fit was not easy.
11-23-2011, 11:21 AM
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I did something similar but used the stock ac pump and its crazy powerful. Runs air hammer impact etc. And it airs up tires fast. I used stainless steel tubing and nylon tubing and keep my line press about 150 and its still airing up tires when my buddy's $400 CO2 tank is dead!