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Funny, I came with the cover and after one look it is in the discard pile. It serves no purpose except to annoy me when opening it. Kept food frozen for 4 days on the desert so can complain. Took about 30% of he battery though I had a solar... -
Corbet replied to the thread Fridge Help: National Luna or Engel.I've had my NL Dual60 now for a while. I like it over my Engel for all the reasons above. Was disappointed in the NL cover though. It's just a canvas cover unlike the Engel cover that is a full thermal blanket. Engel wins that category by a...
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Appreciate all the feedback. Decision was made when a NL60 was found barely used for nearly half price. Used it this last week and it was awesome. No ice except for cocktails.
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Corbet reacted to OGBeno's post in the thread The Ultimate 80 Series Parts Discontinued Thread with
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I’m locking this thread for future responses. If you are interested in contributing a part number that has been discontinued, has changed country of manufacture, or have anything technical to provide, please contact me directly and I’ll open it... -
Corbet reacted to GW Nugget's post in the thread Compiled 80 series suspension component spec thread... shocks, coils & more. with Like.
You might after this consider redirecting the 80 series AOR kit to the 100 series kit. It will save a lot of hassle. It reads on your website the ABSTORLC1 is "1″ Extended Bump Stop over stock" which is not a true statement. I am glad I spent...
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Corbet reacted to SpenserAK's post in the thread Compiled 80 series suspension component spec thread... shocks, coils & more. with Like.
Thanks for sharing that again. Don’t want you guys to do too much work providing information that’s already well covered, but always appreciated. Consistently most helpful forum I’ve experienced. On my otherwise pretty stock truck (keeping in...
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Corbet reacted to Marco Lau's post in the thread 80 Series Aftermarket Gauge Choices & Mounting Options with Like.
Got the Koso transmission temp sensor installed. Tapped the oil pan to install the sender while upgrading the VB with the wholesale nomad unit,
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I'm the exact same way and I found a meme to illustrate that when I first described by concept to someone lol
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Corbet replied to the thread Rear Swingout DIY's.^This is a must.
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Still looking good. On your d-ring mounts consider cutting through the bumper face and recessing them so you can weld front and back. Much stronger than just welded to the surface. I've seen videos of d-ring mounts that were just surface welded...
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Corbet replied to the thread Rear Swingout DIY's.Something else to consider is the wiring connections. Here is how I did mine on my 4x4Labs kit to prevent any trail damage.
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Corbet replied to the thread WANTED: Dual Color Dome/Map Light.@Outsane have you considered making a verse option for the dome lights so when you open the door it’s white light but have the option to switch to red?
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Corbet replied to the thread Aluminum Drop Fridge Slide.I use a bungee to pull my fridge cord up out of the way. Connected to my cargo barrier up high. Works great.
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Made good progress today. Got the main portion of the slide done so down to just a few details and mounting in the cruiser. Added some UHMW strips for the cradle to slide on, seems to work very well. It's pretty light, the drawer slides...
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Working on building my own drop down fridge slide. Going with aluminum to keep the weight down. Made the mount and the arms so far. Waiting on the drawer slides to show up and need some more material for the fridge cradle. Designing it around my...
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Corbet replied to the thread Meet n' greet.OK, confirmed 5:30 then at the normal Serious TX south location 8/4/22
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So....I did a thing. I got a Jackery Explorer 2000 Pro! I'll start by saying that I was beyond impressed with the Explorer 1000. I looked at quite a bit of information before determining that Jackery was the brand of battery pack that I...
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Corbet reacted to TEQ's post in the thread Builds Uglina is Back Thread ('78 Mustard FJ40) with Like.
Top is off for the first time since 2013! And, I was able to get TEQ in Colorado!
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Corbet replied to the thread Rear Bump Stop Types.Another vote for the Timbren’s.
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Corbet replied to the thread Preparing For Corrugations/Wash Boards/Road Ripples.While speed is a factor it’s only one of a handful. And the speed required to start corrugations is in the single digits. Enviromental conditions play a larger role. Lack of moisture and dirt composition being the most important.
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Yes. Fortunately they did take a good bit of our advice and we were able to get this much more offroad friendly than the their original build plans. We only had 2 weeks to fully build and do a photo shoot so I told them we needed some freedom...
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Corbet replied to the thread Dissent, Lexus, yeti lx600 build!.Sometimes you simply have to do what the clients asks no matter how stupid. At least the move to a lift gate makes it easier to access than the old split tailgate…. 🤦♂️
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Corbet reacted to scottryana's post in the thread Preparing For Corrugations/Wash Boards/Road Ripples with Like.
I remember one time at band camp, I hit 200km/hr on severe washboard, in a 1982 geo tracker with 3 bald tires and no steering wheel. You just have to believe in yourself.
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Local guy. Blake Thomas. “97 collectors 4.88s Triple locked All new Land Cruiser heaven seats, new Carpet, I dynamated the whole truck. Arb bumpers front and back. New 35 in nittos. Upgraded driveshafts. All the little pesky problems have...
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Corbet reacted to LandCruiserPhil's post in the thread Preparing For Corrugations/Wash Boards/Road Ripples with Like.
Come in the back way to the racetrack and avoid major washboard. Air down to 10 psi plug in some Queen and let it rip. YMMV but you wont be passing me
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