notnalc68
That dude from Mississippi
A lot of people use a small LED light, under the fender.
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A lot of people use a small LED light, under the fender.
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aermid
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USMC Wrangler
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Nice DIY work and nice score on the drawer! [emoji106]
I'm no longer in TX and have zero inspections in my part of AZ, but here's what I used from my local O'Reilly Auto...
GraniteCrystal
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I hate the look of a yellow light, so I ordered these.
On their way from China as we speak. Stay tuned.
GraniteCrystal
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Tuffy Security drawer installed!
Makes it more difficult to adjust seat though, so I'll be adding a handle to my front faceplate that holds power supply and flashlight.
Makes it more difficult to adjust seat though, so I'll be adding a handle to my front faceplate that holds power supply and flashlight.
Kyle7R
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Dealership is full of it. Myself and plenty other Texas guys here don't have that light and pass inspection just fine.
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GraniteCrystal
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Handed a handle so seat can move forward/backward again.
Now I just need a new Springfield XDs to put in there
Now I just need a new Springfield XDs to put in there
notnalc68
That dude from Mississippi
The only thing I'd worry about, is being ticketed for it, if you were in another state.
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GraniteCrystal
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To me it's just not worth the risk. LED lights are cheap, install quickly (wiring is already there). Why not replace the stock? Only got to get pulled over once, even without a ticket, and you'll wish you had taken 30 min to replace them.
GraniteCrystal
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Test fitting the Trasharoo I got from Catahoula (thanks Pete!)
GraniteCrystal
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Brought PSI down to 26. Looks a little better but maybe go lower? I'm also thinking lower because if I get a good test at 26 cold and then go for a drive, it's going to heat up and I'd be over inflated again right?
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benatc1
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I agree, leave it. pretty tough to hit those outer bars anyway
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GraniteCrystal
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My gas Rotopax has struggled in the past. I live around 5500' and it's easy to double that elevation nearby. When filled with gas, sitting in the sun, the Rotopax swells up. It's a pain to manually bleed the pressure off and sometimes it leaks afterward.
Long term plan is to mount them on tire carrier as such:
I originally was going to drill a hole and then plug it with rubber stopper that would allow pressure to bleed off. I was a little wary of drilling that large of a hole though. Thus, I decided on a much smaller hole. So small, no rubber stopper would be needed.
I started by testing the theory with water on scrap plastic.
Took a needle and heated it up
Then pushed needle through plastic
Put a little water on top, no leakage
Gasoline has a lower surface tension than water, but I'm hoping it'll still not leak even if inverted. At the very least, it'd be a very, very slow leak.
Thus, I repeated the procedure on the Rotopax. I put the hole as high up as possible. When mounted, there shouldn't be any gasoline on it and the vapor should be able to bleed off.
I don't have the mount yet for tire carrier, but I'll see if I can't try out the design sometime, driving to higher elevation.
Long term plan is to mount them on tire carrier as such:
I originally was going to drill a hole and then plug it with rubber stopper that would allow pressure to bleed off. I was a little wary of drilling that large of a hole though. Thus, I decided on a much smaller hole. So small, no rubber stopper would be needed.
I started by testing the theory with water on scrap plastic.
Took a needle and heated it up
Then pushed needle through plastic
Put a little water on top, no leakage
Gasoline has a lower surface tension than water, but I'm hoping it'll still not leak even if inverted. At the very least, it'd be a very, very slow leak.
Thus, I repeated the procedure on the Rotopax. I put the hole as high up as possible. When mounted, there shouldn't be any gasoline on it and the vapor should be able to bleed off.
I don't have the mount yet for tire carrier, but I'll see if I can't try out the design sometime, driving to higher elevation.
GraniteCrystal
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So this is happening today
Ddays
Hooked
catahoula
Caught the Bug
DeJkUnlimited
Caught the Bug
Excellent!! :thumb:
BananaJeep
Caught the Bug
Congrats dude!