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I have mine wired that way with a keyed switch turning the relay on and off , thus disconnecting the batteries. That way I leave my light switch in the ON position and I never worry about turning them on and off. It's worked fine for several months so far.

What would it hurt to break the 24 volt positive wire with a heavy duty relay?

I have new coils if you need them.

That's Riley, my trusted copilot. It's impossible to start any of my trucks without him wanting to go for a ride.

I modified my regular tailpipe into a fording exhaust stack. Ordered a section of 3" pipe and an elbow. The bracket was already in place. I haven't totally decided on the heat guard; I may change it later.

I'm looking for a regular, not armored, hood grill for a hmmwv.

I made them out of some scrap 1/8 inch steel plate.

How could you possibly see the right rear light with that setup? Looks like it's behind the tire.

Here's my homemade swingout carrier.

I put a tee with a check valve and male QD fitting in the drain on my wet tank drain. I have a filter/water separator on my shop air.

I had an issue very similar to yours with my 1078. All was fine then one day it was stuck in 2nd gear. I too replaced a mangled speed sensor to no avail. And in the end the problem was my transmission fluid level was low . And the speed sensor wasn't even needed since the transmission works fine...

That's correct ; no need for it now.

I think a little over 30 pounds.

I took my runflats out as did a friend of mine on his hmmwv. Neither of us used the PVC spacers nor has had the slightest problem after many miles. We both carry spares which have never been used. To each his own.

Yes, although I really don't have a need to. It's 1/16" thick neoprene and is very flexible.

I have probably 99. 5% of my leaks stopped on mine by replacing the hatch seal and adding this seal across the top.

Mostly 1/2 inch bolts and various other sizes.

Fabricated and installed an intake snorkel. Made from a leftover piece of a Nissan truck driveshaft.

That's a homemade holder not factory. A few pieces of angle and some sheet metal.