Maybe find an aftermarket mat for something like a Suburban or Expedition or Excursion that you can cut down for an exact fit to your vehicle. Or get a mat for a full-size pickup and cut that down to fit. Make one cardboard template for the shock towers (or whatever those black things are) and...
As far as I can tell, they do not coat the tubing insides at all. At those prices one would expect at least a dip of some kind, but it looks like raw steel inside. Problem is compounded on the nerf steps by the fact that they ship with a plastic plug in the back of the main tube, where the...
N-Fab quality is not what it used to be. I have two sets of N-Fab steps and an N-Fab light bar. The light bar is complete crap. Sloppy welds, poorly aligned components, crimped bends, spatter everywhere under the powdercoat, and the thing just does not fit. By the time I had tried to...
$250 is an outstanding deal for the ARB. I looked at the MV-50 before I bought the ARB for the Tundra, but the MV-50 won't physically fit in the space where I will mount the ARB. Amazon lists the MV-50 as being "discontinued by the manufacturer" but I might just get one to carry as a backup to...
For those of you interested in the Rigid boxes, Home Depot has a Black Friday special on them in a three-pack (three sizes), plus the organizer for $98. Seems like a great deal.
I bought one of those to hardmount in my Tundra, but have not installed or used it yet. When I was looking at small OBA compressors (emphasis on "small"), that and one of the Viairs seemed like the best things going.
I don't have that charger, but I think the controls are similar to my Ctek 7002. You might try giving the battery a full charge on the AGM setting (probably "snowflake") and then letting it rest overnight before you try to recondition it. If/when you run the recondition cycle, disconnect the...
Perhaps a longer hose would help. Home Depot has their 3/8"x50' poly hose on sale for Black Friday for about $19, including a blow gun and bunch of small fittings and accessories.
Size does matter. Looking at 2.5 pound units (because that is what I have and because it seems the best physical fit in a lot of vehicles) and getting the ratings from the Amerex catalog, here is what you find:
Halotron I 2 B-C
Halon 1211 5 B-C
Carbon Dioxide...
If you are willing to relocate the compressor, consider three 34s instead of a 31 and a 34. If the 31 will fit where the compressor is, then consider a 31 and a pair of 34s. That is the setup I have, and it works for my purposes. An advantage of three identical 34s is that you can rotate the...
That's probably what I would do, especially if you will be adding solar. In TX summer conditions, a single 34 won't run the fridge as long as you would think, so plan to isolate the batteries and add the solar. Size of fridge makes a difference, but as a point of reference, my Indel-B 50...
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