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Once it is out, its easy to remove old and install new wire.
Once it is out, its easy to remove old and install new wire.
0 2019/09/21 23:27:38 Gevo
The bung
The bung
0 2019/09/22 09:45:50 Gevo
Hole drilled, bung welded, wideband 02 sensor from AFR kit installed
Hole drilled, bung welded, wideband 02 sensor from AFR kit installed
0 2019/09/22 09:45:58 Gevo
The PLX for the AFR kit. Plugged in is a bluetooth chip. Outputs information to my phone. Motorcycle battery for power supply.
The PLX for the AFR kit. Plugged in is a bluetooth chip. Outputs information to my phone. Motorcycle battery for power supply.
0 2019/09/22 09:46:10 Gevo
0 2020/01/03 00:05:25 Gevo
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0 2020/01/05 22:36:14 Gevo
0 2020/01/05 22:43:02 Gevo
0 2020/01/05 22:46:22 Gevo
0 2020/01/05 23:12:39 Gevo
This is the wiring diagram I found that I believe relates to my car. I found several that didn't make sense so I concluded they are either not the correct model year, engine or tranny configuration. Some of the diagrams didn't show these details.
This is the wiring diagram I found that I believe relates to my car. I found several that didn't make sense so I concluded they are either not the correct model year, engine or tranny configuration. Some of the diagrams didn't show these details.
0 2020/01/05 23:15:44 Gevo
I like it. I am trying to decide if I want to drill holes down the roof rack rails or not. I think they will be useful.
I like it. I am trying to decide if I want to drill holes down the roof rack rails or not. I think they will be useful.
0 2020/01/21 19:52:53 Gevo
result
result
0 2020/01/21 19:53:01 Gevo
drilled and bolted up!
drilled and bolted up!
0 2020/01/21 19:53:09 Gevo
Making brackets. This took a while to get right. The bar was 43 inches and my rack is 40 inches. I wish there was a 39 inch bar to fit in the middle of the rack, oh well. Came out well I think
Making brackets. This took a while to get right. The bar was 43 inches and my rack is 40 inches. I wish there was a 39 inch bar to fit in the middle of the rack, oh well. Came out well I think
0 2020/01/21 19:53:19 Gevo
Front lightbar came in CaliRaised single row, 28k lumens. Looks and feels really nice!
Front lightbar came in CaliRaised single row, 28k lumens. Looks and feels really nice!
0 2020/01/21 19:53:26 Gevo
And then... wiring... ohhh gosh lot's and lots of wiring.
And then... wiring... ohhh gosh lot's and lots of wiring.
0 2020/01/21 19:53:34 Gevo
I ran the roof wires under the roof liner to the A-pillar down to the right foot well. Drilled into the wheel well area and ran into engine bay. I did not want to take stuff off to go through firewall.
I ran the roof wires under the roof liner to the A-pillar down to the right foot well. Drilled into the wheel well area and ran into engine bay. I did not want to take stuff off to go through firewall.
0 2020/01/21 19:53:42 Gevo
In the end I had three wires running to the roof. One for rear lights and two for the front bar. The front bar has two circuits, one for the white lights and one for the amber.
In the end I had three wires running to the roof. One for rear lights and two for the front bar. The front bar has two circuits, one for the white lights and one for the amber.
0 2020/01/21 19:53:50 Gevo
Result
Result
0 2020/01/21 19:54:00 Gevo
0 2020/01/21 19:54:09 Gevo
The harness for the rear light bars
The harness for the rear light bars
0 2020/01/21 19:54:17 Gevo
I put connectors on the three lights so I can remove them if need be without wiring work. It added lots of tedious work but worth it!
I put connectors on the three lights so I can remove them if need be without wiring work. It added lots of tedious work but worth it!
0 2020/01/21 19:54:25 Gevo
Assembled most of it and put 2nd lite coat on.
Assembled most of it and put 2nd lite coat on.
0 2020/01/21 19:54:33 Gevo
Raptor liner paint on the parts.
Raptor liner paint on the parts.
0 2020/01/21 19:54:40 Gevo
0 2020/01/26 16:29:09 Gevo
0 2020/01/26 18:16:32 Gevo
0 2020/01/26 18:16:42 Gevo
This is a 3/4" heim. I loved how beefy it is. But i i hav to get the male version and threaded insert to make it adjustable and replaceable.
This is a 3/4" heim. I loved how beefy it is. But i i hav to get the male version and threaded insert to make it adjustable and replaceable.
0 2020/02/01 23:26:14 Gevo
I tacked the first tube and held it in place for fit test. I am using 3/4 " heim joints. This presents a little problem as the holes are 3/4" and the bolt on the stock idler arm is .45". I got 3/4X1/2" sleeve bearings and grade 8 bolt. I decided to get 3/4 X 5/8" sleeve bearings and drill the center link hole out a bit. This is because the hole is tapered for the ball joint and I believe this hole will get loose through the years if only the end is actually snug against the 1/2" bolt.
I tacked the first tube and held it in place for fit test. I am using 3/4 " heim joints. This presents a little problem as the holes are 3/4" and the bolt on the stock idler arm is .45". I got 3/4X1/2" sleeve bearings and grade 8 bolt. I decided to get 3/4 X 5/8" sleeve bearings and drill the center link hole out a bit. This is because the hole is tapered for the ball joint and I believe this hole will get loose through the years if only the end is actually snug against the 1/2" bolt.
0 2020/02/07 23:39:14 Gevo
Test fit with some mock up gussets.
Test fit with some mock up gussets.
0 2020/02/07 23:39:23 Gevo
Tested lock to lock. I should add that I took this opportunity to lower the idler arm about 2 inches. I believe this will further help to stabilize the linkages/steering and save the boots life. I do have to get a drop pitman arm though.
Tested lock to lock. I should add that I took this opportunity to lower the idler arm about 2 inches. I believe this will further help to stabilize the linkages/steering and save the boots life. I do have to get a drop pitman arm though.
0 2020/02/07 23:39:30 Gevo
After playing around with the setup in the previous pic, I realized my error with the design of one heim. It was a very easy design change to make though, had just the right space to add another heim.
After playing around with the setup in the previous pic, I realized my error with the design of one heim. It was a very easy design change to make though, had just the right space to add another heim.
0 2020/02/07 23:39:39 Gevo
Clearance check again
Clearance check again
0 2020/02/07 23:39:47 Gevo
Here you can see the simple mount. And gusset. I am using 1/4" steel. I had to cut the spindle top to be able to mount the spindle as high as I need it and clear the bolt. I could have made my arms another 3/4 longer and move the whole thing further back on the plate. The spindle would clear the bolt. BUT, I decided the arm being short is important. I did have to make sure radius was enough not to mess up the steering geomtery. Also, I decided a gusset on one side was more than enough.
Here you can see the simple mount. And gusset. I am using 1/4" steel. I had to cut the spindle top to be able to mount the spindle as high as I need it and clear the bolt. I could have made my arms another 3/4 longer and move the whole thing further back on the plate. The spindle would clear the bolt. BUT, I decided the arm being short is important. I did have to make sure radius was enough not to mess up the steering geomtery. Also, I decided a gusset on one side was more than enough.
0 2020/02/07 23:39:56 Gevo
From the other side
From the other side
0 2020/02/07 23:40:05 Gevo
The sleeve bearing. I need another, this one is only 1" long.
The sleeve bearing. I need another, this one is only 1" long.
0 2020/02/07 23:40:13 Gevo
Installed and tested.
Installed and tested.
0 2020/02/07 23:40:21 Gevo
And, it looks awesome. Nice and beefy!
And, it looks awesome. Nice and beefy!
0 2020/02/07 23:40:31 Gevo
First, I had to go to home depot and get a three prong 240 volt outlet. This is what I had installed previously.
First, I had to go to home depot and get a three prong 240 volt outlet. This is what I had installed previously.
0 2020/02/16 21:00:17 Gevo
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