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That is awesome! Can't wait to see what you do to mine this Saturday.

Thanks! Now that it's getting cooler down here and I have my mods done (with the exception of the methanol injection). I'm going to try a few dragy passes again. Wish me luck.

Noticed it was bucking you pretty hard with wheel hop. What is your launch technique? RT could use some work...:wink:jk.

Mickey Thompson A/T's on mine. Love them. I believe they maybe a little quieter on the road than the Goodyears.

I have the same issue.

Thanks for the advice everyone. I went back and looked at each joint taking it apart and wiping it clean and then spent more time making sure each one had the proper engagement. No problems so far including some 20+PSI runs. Thanks again.

Spring loaded T-bolt type.

Thanks for your reply. I did have some oil in the cool pipes. This could be my problem. Thanks again!

Has anyone else had a problem with their CVF charge pipes not staying connected? I have yet to go more than 3-miles without one Blowing Apart. It's a different one every time. I am not impressed with the clamps that came with the kit. Thinking about changing all the clamps. Am I just a dumb-a$$...

Here is a thread I started a while back. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/oil-pressure-gauge-install.90903/

I would take the spare off. With a 60' time like that you don't need the weight for traction.

Screw the naysayers. I love it!!!

MWILD thank you so much for taking the time to generate this video:clap:. Now I know what I am in for. HAHA!

I can't wait to see your video. I am hoping to install my downpipes over the Memorial day weekend.

New and improved gauge installation. Now in Cyber Orange. Due to popular demand I am posting new pictures of my gauge installation.

Good idea, except there is usually a lot of screaming going on. It's hard to hear !!!🤣

Looks like a couple of 2" dia. gauges would fit down there and make a clean install. The location, for me, however, is to low and out of line of sight. I don't want to take my eyes of of the trail/road for more than a second or less to get a reading.

You Da man! Got my cat-back CVF exhaust on today. Hoping to have time to install the downpipes next weekend. Thanks for your continued inspiration.

I'm very interested in how you would integrate the gauges. I want them in a location where they can be seen with just glance of the eye. Please share your ideas.

Copper is a “no go” for me. Nylon tube is second only to braided hose. LOL. Nope no vacuum. These were gauges I had left over from a bygone project. I have a boost only gauge on order Yeah, it’s all I could find that would hide all the wires and plumbing. I’m thinking of just painting it...