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Finished building my new sub
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Got the Liberty back from having the head gaskets replaced and installed the wife's spare tire cover and WeatherTech mats (Christmas presents). Getting the remote start install scheduled next.
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Scott
I wondered the same thing, that seat looks clean afLooks like yours is in beautiful shape. Has the seat been redone?
Looks like yours is in beautiful shape. Has the seat been redone?
No real tricks for the sensor besides borrowing a sensor wrench for free. Downstream sensors are cake.Went to 4 wheel parts to get a skid row gas tank skid, ended up buying some more recovery gear to go with my winch that I was going to need anyway. I bought the skid row gas tank skid as well as 2 new smittybilt d rings, a smittybilt snatch block, a hilift lift mate, and an ARB 16' tree saver. Now all I need is to get my Detour Backbone in. Also got the broken drivers side speed sensor changed out and the dash lights went away. All that I need to change now is the oxygen sensor. Any tricks for that one? This is the downstream drivers side oxygen sensor.
Go for what makes you happy, but I'd pick the ambient air temperature. The gas mileage is just going to waver between "so-so" and "you don't want to know". :gr_grin:...instant MPG readings or ambient air temperature, hmm...
Go for what makes you happy, but I'd pick the ambient air temperature. The gas mileage is just going to waver between "so-so" and "you don't want to know". :gr_grin:
Did a poor mans cold air intake today. Had an extra oiled K&N filter laying around from my truck so I bought an adapter ($15) and threw it in!
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Drilled a hole in the side of the old air box:
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Drilled same size hole in the top of the filter and added an Allen head bolt with a nut:
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Used a couple fender washers and a wing nut to secure it:
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And I get some shelf space back for more spare parts to collect lol
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Good job thinking outside the box,.................
But the stock box with good paper filter flows better than what you have now ???
Plus picking up more heat .
I do understand the concern for heat absorption due to the box no longer being enclosed thus not being fed by the pickup tube and gaining engine heat. However the larger available surface area and flow characteristics of the K&N filter can't be sub par to a paper filter?
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Afraid they are
Killing me smalls lol. I'm over here all excited about the throatier intake noise and slight whistle under acceleration. Then you get all technical on me.....
:::walks outside to put lid back on::::
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Killing me smalls lol. I'm over here all excited about the throatier intake noise and slight whistle under acceleration. Then you get all technical on me.....
:::walks outside to put lid back on::::
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