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Very nice! Looks like my car right now Where did you mount your valves John? And is that where the compressors and tank is going to sit?
Naw im still debating on where exactly to put it. Im still drawing up a design for my rear sub enclosure and amp rack.
Originally Posted by djkhanvict
I have yet to take upon this dyno mat project hahaha! lol where did YOU mount your valves JOHN! cleaning up that wiring eh?
All the valvles are tucked away under the bumper and underneath the car. Not attached to the bumper though. When installing em i took off my rear bumper and had it assembled and attached it to the body. And then hid it with the bumper
And yea im cleaning up alot of my wires. Moving alot of the stock wires too. Theyre all in random spots. haha
Originally Posted by windex
How much would you say that the passenger seat weights? How long did it take you to pull all that out?
Holy crap the seats were freakin heavy as stuff man. I would say each seat weighs 85-100lbs. Alot heavier than i thought it would. To take everything off it took about 2-3hours first time you do it. Second time you do it, its like clockwork. Maybe like an hour and half at most You pretty much keep a mental note in your head where all the necessary bolt and what not are at.
That's not a bad idea where you put the valves, but I would think its a PITA when something needs to be fixed or adjusted. I'll post pictures of my setup soon after I redo it
Bolts and screws would be expensive for every little thing in the car.
Btw, You screwed you tank onto the car, what about the carpet?
After dynamatting everything ill just screw the tank into the car. The compressors are a different story.
Originally Posted by iSuxeL
That's not a bad idea where you put the valves, but I would think its a PITA when something needs to be fixed or adjusted. I'll post pictures of my setup soon after I redo it
yea its a pain to service. But no pain no gain Everything on the car is complicated haha.