I changed out my stock ‘22 steelies with a set of Everglades Sasquatch rims with tires. The listing said no TPMS and I did not want to add in 5 of them as I really don’t care about seeing pressure on the dash.
i put on the wheels and tires, again, they were already mounted and so far I get a...
about 3/4 done.
3/4 plywood shelf is 8-1/2” x 88” with 3” lip. Probably will do some kind of carpeting to cover all wood.
#14 shelf anchors are through plywood into cinder block
probably will put rear doors on top shelf instead.
Yes, happy to send a picture, but I only have the test setup now and I actually just pivoted the design at Home Depot.
A 2x10x8 is really heavy, using a 2x4 as the lip for the door to lean against is also heavy and overkill. The brackets can hold 100lbs a piece it is overall way to much wood...
After some experimenting I have what is turning out to be an incredibly inexpensive wall mount that is very secure.
the Front and back doors are about 42" wide and I think 38' tall
I took an old piece of 11" particle board shelving and attached to the wall with 10" heavy duty L brackets ($7.99...
I am a typical suburban driver. The closest I come to offroad is turning around on grass or a dirt country road. Love my '22 Base 4 door but at 30K miles it seems to really not like any pothole and hits oddly hard. Given I am on-road 99% , is there a shock anyone would recommend for a smoother...
yes, they fully cover the back. That’s where the zipper is. I actually had hard plastic covers for the back from Mabett. They attached to the carpet with Velcro loops. I put them over the vinyl with carpet tape. I always put crap in with the seats folded down.
drilling the console was stressful. The switches were about 3/4". I used a step drill and went to 13/16 and then used a dremel to take some raised areas of the switch barrel (it is keyed). I used a metal rule to go up 9.5mm from the bottom and 2.5cm from edge of the hole where window switches go...
Did not have to pop the shifter console. Pry out the window switch, there is a ton of room in there. If you push seats forwards, you can easily pry up the bottom rear of the center console down by the floor and use your hand to push connectors trough and connect under the seat. For power, I came...
The seat covers are a standard out of the box option from Amazon - link is in the post
The original seats were black and grey cloth
The heating elements have double sided tape and I added duct tape around the edges
The seat covers are tedious but easy - if you go to the amazon product link there...
It’s warm in less than 5. The fuse works with remote start too. 3rd one up from the bottom on left side of the panel under the steering wheel. It has a 5amp in it. Micro jumper is like $5
Extremely happy with the seat heat kit and covers. Need extra tape for heating pads (over old cloth seats) and the covers are a little time consuming. I put in dryer on low heat for 10 min - helped.
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I have the same setup with BGF AT K02s. Every time I touched forscan it threw me all sorts of errors - it was two years ago and do not remember what they were, so I left it about 2-3mph off.
What tires did you use? I love the look of the K02, but absolutely terrifying in the rain at...
I cut a small piece of M8 threaded rod and ground to a point to make a longer alignment pin. I am going to use some epoxy to fix a nut to it and then make 3 more. Probably under $20 all in. Here is the rod.
https://a.co/d/aHsYuNZ
i took a picture of today to ask same question. In north east. In cold or my face melts. I thought a simple 3D angle held on with double stick tape would do it. Maybe Mabett is interested.
I have bought a few of their items from Amazon without any issue: Seat Back Mats, Glove and Center console organizer, rear cargo cover, etc.. Nothing mechanical, but all just fine.