Recent content by kman67

Thank Todd, maybe that’s where I got the idea! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What Wax did you use? This sounds interesting especially on wavy surfaces. I was thinking of using Ruffstuff/Ultrablack on one side, and some type of cellophane- Glad cling'n seal food wrap on the other side. Wait till it dries and peal off the cellophane. Kyle

Is this it? This has a product number 226: https://iesproducts.com/collections/general-purpose-adhesives/products/226 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yeah, i was thinking of using some sort of glue (ruff stuff, black gasket sealer, 3M Black Super Weatherstrip and Gasket Adhesive, 08008) to glue the weather stripping to the panel. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

For the Throttle Valve(TV) cable, it should be more inline from the mounting bracket to the TV lever. Maybe you need to bend the bracket so the cable is more inline. Here is my Lokar TV cable. Disregard the shift lever as I inverted it to have my Winters shifter cable come in from the rear. Also...

I’ve got several access panels that I want to make seals/gaskets for to keep out water and dust. These would cover the driver’s side fresh air panel, transmission tunnel panel, gas tank floor panel, and side cubbys above the rear inner fenders. I’m looking for a flat material that is water proof...

I’ve got mine mounted under my driver’s seat as also. I don’t have an aux gas tank, so it fits in there. I mounted to my rock ski’s so I don’t feel it when it turns on. Kyle Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey Yeller, can you show some pics of your single sheer set up. I’ve been trying to fit this in and am having trouble finding the right spot. I’d like to see how you set it up to withstand the punishment. Thanks Kyle Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Got my windshield frame back from painter so I could run the wires up the side frames. Even got my daughter to help get it into place! Kyle Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ok, thanks for clarifying. I won't be using this as a theft device, I have another kill switch for that. Thanks Kyle

So it seems better to put the battery disconnect on the negative side. A jumper wire with quick disconnect is a good idea. Thanks Kyle Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes, if I turn the battery disconnect switch off, I would loose radio station pre-set/ecu learned info. That is why I would only use it in an emergency such as a fire, starter motor not stopping or a crash where the fuel pump inertia switch didn't work, etc. I guess I could run those radio...

Paul, maybe my diagram is a bit confusing. There is no fuse between the battery and the starter relay. The Littlefuse box is connected to the same terminal on the starter relay as the battery power. I have used this type of dual battery solenoid in the past (Good Samaritan Dual Battery kit...

I got a battery disconnect switch to use with my 2 batteries and their dual battery switch. I think I figured out where to put it in the system, but wanted to run it by you guys. This is what I have: Main battery powers my winch. Dual battery switch to turn off my auxiliary battery if wanted and...

What Jack did you have and what did you swap in? My trailer(10k, 15 years old Pro Series 8000) has a jammed jack, looks like i need to replace the screw and tube, which isnt available anymore. Kyle Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk