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How did you wire in the eyecon lights? I have that exact setup but the project has been set aside for sometime now and I need to finish it.I completed the paint job on my M925
I had to make some of the cables longer and some shorter. I put the breaker box in the truck's battery box and ran the cables up through the floor. I put the Eyecon control box next to the winch control.How did you wire in the eyecon lights? I have that exact setup but the project has been set aside for sometime now and I need to finish it.
I set up my camp for the summer. So I used my 5 ton to move everything down there.
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Yeah we had a 4th of July party. Lots of Machine Guns, a canon, flame thrower, and explosives. We had a good time!That looks like somebody is gonna have some fun!
I knew it! I saw the exercise of the Second Amendment happening when I spotted the bowling pins! Yes! That sounds like about as much fun as a person can have with their clothes on.Yeah we had a 4th of July party. Lots of Machine Guns, a canon, flame thrower, and explosives. We had a good time!
Ok, I want to steal your idea!! Where did you get the gauges & gauge pod from?? Look awesome by way too.
Thank you! It was quite the job making it look right. The pod is made by glowshift. I’m hoping the individual pods won’t bounce around too much.Ok, I want to steal your idea!! Where did you get the gauges & gauge pod from?? Look awesome by way too.
Just an FYI, HF has a magnetic "paint can" holder that attaches to any flat steel surface and holds two beverages plus a few pens if needed. Paint to match your truck and you are set. https://www.harborfreight.com/magne...k-64643.html?_br_psugg_q=magnetic+tool+holderI took mine to a Labor Day cookout and give people rides in the back, plus home brewed an "easier to find" wiper blade solution, and I use it for a daily driver (round trip is 96 miles, so, I sleep at the shop several times a week) Oh! And added a 59 cent cupholder from Goodwill. Holds the monster size drink cups nicely!
Hopefully you did the air filter cage setup and the 46664 filter otherwise you will be starving the engine
Nah I decided the small gain wasn’t worth the trouble. This winter I’m gonna look into a totally different air box. Maybe use the space where the trans cooler used to be? Not sure yet. Right now I’m just tired of working on it every dayHopefully you did the air filter cage setup and the 46664 filter otherwise you will be starving the engine
I had an air box setup that set on the inner fender liner. Was a whole filter housing and everything complete out of the box wix 46891. Filter is bi directional. I hooked from the filter to the turbo using a 7in to 5.5 in hose i got from big rig chrome shopNah I decided the small gain wasn’t worth the trouble. This winter I’m gonna look into a totally different air box. Maybe use the space where the trans cooler used to be? Not sure yet. Right now I’m just tired of working on it every day
I came across that in an old post trying to see what other people had done. May wind up with something like that. I plan to rig up a vacuum gauge of some sort to see how much of a difference I can make.I had an air box setup that set on the inner fender liner. Was a whole filter housing and everything complete out of the box wix 46891. Filter is bi directional. I hooked from the filter to the turbo using a 7in to 5.5 in hose i got from big rig chrome shop
Cut an intake in the hood much like the deuce heater scoop. Use plumbers metal banding to secure it to the metal brackets in the inner fender liner
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