I am familiar with what it takes to swap a D50 for the D60, but I have to ask anyway. With a D70U rear and D50 TTB front would I be able to swap In the front after confirming gear ratios? I understand worn parts need to be replaced. Sorry if this is a rookie question. Ive been away from my truck...
This should probably go in the lounge but I spent most of my time here. Made it through basic, graduating top 10% of the trainees! Good time. My dads been keeping the truck running for me, flawlessly might I add. Can't wait to get her back!
Toyo MTs work pretty well, my buddy runs them on his first gen and it'll get places most won't want to go. They stand up to towing too. But, aw with any MT, they won't last as long as a dedicated road tire.
Finally finished up the system today, got the tank and compressor in a under bed box, compressor wired in with a relay and 12g wire, the horns and compressor on gated dash switches, and all lines ran and hid. I'll get a pic after I clean up the work area. Real happy with it! Now I have 3 levels...
Ohm from the spade to the block, look for less that 4. If it's open or higher you know they are bad. You can also back probe the connectors on a cold start with a test light to make sure each gp is getting power.
I'm wiring it on a relay set up, if I have a 17amp draw compressor should I run a 20 or 25 amp fuse. It has a 30 amp in it right now and that seems high to me.
I'm sure you know this but a trick I learned when using a long board for sanding was lightly mist spray paint on the bondo so you can see when you have the highs down and level with the rest.
That must of been a sight to see! I'm going to run the button on the panel I have for my aux lights. Out of the way and not something that will get bumped, if I can get a get for it I'll do that too. This'll make 3 levels of horns... OEM, hood mounted and these. Debating not hooking these up and...
That's an idea, but with a T fitting I can just have it hard plumbed 24/7. Make it as user friendly as possible. The air will mostly be used for dirtbike tires, blowing areas clean, and tires.
My big debate is where to run the air lines for the aux. I'm thinking out the center of the bed at the gooseneck flap, but if I'm loaded I can't get to that. I may run it into one of the side boxes, but then it's out one side only...
Sounds like you are one of us! Welcome aboard, I'm pretty new but read around and you will find years of "well don't do that again" and save you a lot!
Browsing CL for things I didn't need I came across a used Klienn train horn set; tank, compressor, horns, some wiring. Compressor is rated for 150PSI 100% duty cycle. Here's a link to the kit. I'll be getting the rest of the wiring and plumbing to get an air line off of it for tools and tires...
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