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Any updates on the new products? I'm planning to rebuild my wheels this summer and I'm eagerly awaiting the wheel half centering aid since that is likely a source of vibration at speed.
Its a cheap T4 size one off Amazon, well see how it holds up:
T4 Turbo Blanket
Thanks! I ordered one. The bottom of mine had some cracks and might be letting unfiltered air in.
I just took it for a spin around the neighborhood last night to make sure everything was hooked up right, some time...
The weather here is finally nice enough to get some outdoor projects done on the truck.
I started small and installed a turbo blanket to help keep a bit more heat and noise out of the cab:
Then I tackled installing an uprated ECM from @GeneralDisorder with the 370hp tune. Wasn't complicated...
Nice, what did you use to draw that up? If it were me, I'd put a lift bed in the living area and chop 4-5 feet off the back bedroom area. You could still do a short garage/storage area behind the rear axles but your departure angle would vastly improve.
I experienced ~40mph crosswinds when I drove across South Dakota and Montana last summer and I was amazed at how solid my M1079 was. Probably a combination of the weight and stiff suspension, but my truck didn't rock and I had no problems keeping in my lane through the gusts.
Waterloo Specialties normally sells everything you need, but the evaporators have been few and far between, and condensers have been vaporware for a while now.
https://lmtvtrucks.com/AC/index.html
A lot of us use AW-32 hydraulic fluid from the auto parts store. The o-rings on my cab latch disintegrated soon after I got my truck and spewed clear fluid everywhere, so the original red fluid was replaced at some point. I replaced the o-rings and refilled with AW-32 and haven't had any issues.
Yeah, with that slide hammer bead breaker and a Milwaukee 18v impact gun I was able to change out all 5 tires on my truck solo with zero former experience.
I would also recommend getting a 6 ft section of 3/4" pipe from Home Depot or Lowes and cutting it in half to use to help guide/lift the...
@GeneralDisorder what is you plan for gauging the second tank? I was planning to add a second stock gauge in the "empty" spot on the dash next to the original gauge, but since the A1R gauges go through the MMDC it isn't as straightforward as I'd hoped.
@Primussucks thank you! I was hoping to hear that the driver's side could be done without pulling the whole bumper, it is mighty crowded under that side.
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