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Originally posted by GTOguy View Postthe aerosports. I honestly like how my car rides with low pressure. To clear my stockers I ran 80 psi for a week or so at the start of winter as I was worried about destroying a fender. It rode like garbage even with 50 series sidewalls. I no ride at around 65 psi on stockers. With my summer set ups 40-50 psi was pretty comfy. My bags weren't capable of maxing their height out on the bc's though.
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Words cannot describe my frustration right now.
So, 3 weeks ago I brought a fabricator the idea of building me a custom center console. This center console would be made of out aluminum, have a gauge pod pillar built in, cup holders, a remote for my accuair controller and loads of other custom things I wanted. The guy owed me a big favor and so I was cashing it and offered to pay materials on top of it just for the sake of it.
3 weeks later, I'd received hundreds of excuses as to why it wasn't done but just wait it gets good.
This morning I offered him $150 + materials to have to ready for me tonight as I have a HUGE show tomorrow and was given the chance to really show off my build and given a booth car spot.
Turns out, he lost his fabricating job because his quality of work has greatly declined.
Uhh..
Here's my new custom console, with all my requested features, and more.
Needless to say, I now own a butchered stock console, gave wasted 3 weeks of my time, and need to find something to work as a console in about 2 hours before we leave for the show.
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I went console less to the show today, and had a cardboard gauge holder which I worked super hard on. Nobody seemed to care and didn't have anything negative to say which was good.
My jeep was nowhere near show ready today but I had a great time And met some crazy good people who I can now call friends.
Days like these are the best and worst days in the car scene.
Bad: Dealing with fabricators
Good: Meeting awesome people who love the same things.
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Console is in progress, me and a friend are giving it a shot at fiberglassing.
I shredded a leader line 2 days ago going about 60 down the interstate and was probably the sketches thing I've had happen. Got it fixed with some spare line and fitting I had as a backup kit which was a great idea And ordered more "backup" kit incase anything happened again.
Bad news, my other sides leaderline got sliced somehow and has a pretty bad leak. Attempted to seal it up with what I have (which is hardly nothing) and it's still losing about 5 psi per minute And we have a 600 mile road trip for tomorrow and no local shops carry line, nor leaderline. And my "repair kit" won't be here until Monday of next week.
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Glad to hear you're tackling the fiberglass!
You can make a decent patch line with industrial air hose and barb fittings from Home Depot or wherever if you can't find DOT air line. Just double-up on the hose clamps for each barb. Otherwise, truck shops often have DOT air line, since it's used most commonly for air brakes.
What's shredding your leader hoses?
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Originally posted by Oh Damn, it's Sam View PostGlad to hear you're tackling the fiberglass!
You can make a decent patch line with industrial air hose and barb fittings from Home Depot or wherever if you can't find DOT air line. Just double-up on the hose clamps for each barb. Otherwise, truck shops often have DOT air line, since it's used most commonly for air brakes.
What's shredding your leader hoses?
The second one my leaderline had a strange bend and got seperated right before the fitting to the bag. I'm not entirely sure what happened then.
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