I came across this interestring video in an email from American Muscle - How Ford 3-D Prints 2020 Mustang GT500 Parts | Touring Ford's Advanced Manufacturing Facility -
Don't miss the reference to a printed door and other unique items not limited to plastic printing.
I've actually seen several variations of the fifth wheel dedicated to parallel parking. All of them required a special power source and just never caught on.
I love how an Idea evolved.
So, are you going to be offering either the brackets fore general use or a complete package that includes the platform , brackets and cases? Peronally, I've been looking at HF's new line of "Apache" cases, especially the 4800-series (similar to the Pelican 1550 cases). https://www.harborfreight.com/…e-case-x-large-64250.html. Currently listed at $59.99, but were on sale for around $45.
Overall, I felt her comparisons were relatively fair, although I had a WTF? moment when she made her comment about off-roading in the Slingshot. I hope she got her vehicle confused and was referring to Polaris' reputation for off-road vehicles and not taking the Slingshot as an off-road vehicle.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news…e-wheel-cars-review-video
Liked 3-wheelers more than she thought she would. Ranked the Slingshot tops for tech, but didn't care for its styling. Found this posted by @yochemate over on TDS.
IIRC, I think I heard that labor is a killer for anything clutch-related since the Slingshot requires front-end removal to pull the engine & transmission for clutch work.
I know this is now off-topic, but here's her review of a Chevy S10 (she clearly enjoys HP)! -
and her review of assembling the QuickJack BL-5000 SLX -
I spent at least an hour watching more of her videos!
An interesting YouTuber's review of Hydrosilex -
When considering a larger tire on your stock rim, always check the tire manufacturer's website for the wheel widths they recommend for the tire you are considering.
Just remember Internet Rule #1 - Everyone is entitled to my opinion!
In all honesty, i must admit that only my opinion (and those who agree with me, of course) are worth a sh..!
I wonder if the design work was also relocated? Seems to me they'd have better year-round weather in Huntsville.
I went out and checked how I actually got power for my Innovate products. It turns out I used the glove box power outlet and a power adapter to power my Innovate PL-1 Data logger and tapped the new headlight power line installed to fix the recall for the headlight circuit overheating problem back in 2016. See attached picture.
On newer models that have the recall fix incorporated into the wiring harness, unbolt the fuse block so you can locate the appropriate wire for the outer headlights and tap that wire with a fused lead run to the gauge. I run LED bulbs and there is plenty of extra power left to safely power the gauge, but if you're really paranoid, you can use the tapped wire to activate a relay that in turn directs power via dedicated connection from the battery or a fuse block to the gauge.
I removed the plastic panels that cove the holes in the transmission tunnel a while back and have't gotten them reinstalled. Hot air does enter the cock;it thru the exposed holes, but as temps drop the air seems to be carrying less and less heat and the extra heat drops off.
White Lithium grease is safe for nylon and as such should work fine for the shift ball/lever.
Thanks, I didn't think about that and it's already fused.
Most power outlet adapters also allow you to place a fuse inside them for more focused protection.
Where would be the best place to connect the red 12v
I chose the easiest way to supply power to my Innovate SCG-1 and used a plug-in adapter for the glove box power outlet. I am using it strictly to monitor AFR and Boost and did not use a relay.
Still haven't put up the 2018 Calendar, but I just PayPal'd payment for the 2019 version.
Unfortunately, I saw them in-store and don't have any links. I see rabtech found the one link.
TMart and banggoodboot offer inexpensive actions cams of varying quality. Continuous loop dash cams are a great idea for preserving a record of an incident.
