Recent content by xetura

The rear quarter panel area behind the trim panel on the right side.

I got these high amperage buck converters for the seat heaters. I plan on using the Toyota switches, so I'll only have 2 heat levels: Low and High. I guess we'll see how well they work (or don't). Either way, I'll have heated seats.

I was able to get the passenger side bracket all welded up and mounted. It works perfectly. I just need to clean it up, prime & paint it. Unfortunately I got sick right after getting it bolted in, so hopefully I can get the driver's side together this weekend. All the steel I used was 3/16"...

Then my amazing wife got me a plasma cutter for father's day. She's the best. It works pretty well for the stuff I'm cutting on 120v, but I need to grab a 240v extension to cut thicker stuff. Then I'm onto FINALLY getting my Audi A4 sport seats installed. I had the base brackets bent and...

Successful camping trip in the Mt. Hood National Forest. The trailer did really well on some fun off-roading. I also replaced the gas struts on the side access panels on the trailer and finally drilled and mounted some for the cap hatch door.

Back after another hiatus. I got this Mictuning switch setup installed finally. After breaking my leatherman and my endoscope camera getting stuck in the truck (and breaking as a result), I decided to just route the wire for this through my sunroof drain tube (sunroof is sealed shut). Now I...

They're for 2014+ Gen V motors, which are LT. Some still refer to them loosely as LS, but they're LT. The motors it works on are L83, L84, L86 AND L87.

If you want a bolt-in solution: Torfab. If you want a harness ready to go with only a few wires to hook up: Swap time. The Torfab solution is only for Gen V LS motors (L83, L84, L86, L87), but bolts in. This is what I plan on doing and lately I've found some good prices on complete swaps. Swap...

It has to come out. There's nowhere for it to go with the Aussie headers.

Not yet. I have to delete the PAIR system + EGR first and have been very busy with family stuff and work. I'll post updates when I'm able to get it installed.

Ok, it looks like the fitting might be a bit more expensive than I anticipated. If you can get the measurements of the bracket hole where it mounts, that will work. EDIT: Nevermind... it all looks pretty standard for air fittings after doing more searching!

Definitely! I would just need to know what fitting needs to be secured to the panel. Then I can get my hands on one for measuring and test fitting.

Thanks for the update. Will it be possible to incorporate an air compressor fitting opening into that sub enclosure panel? It would just have to be a small hole in the right size. Definitely! I would just need to know what fitting needs to be secured to the panel. Then I can get my hands on one...

Not yet, still having a holiday hangover haha. I'm hoping to have something next month and will post the update here. I decided to print in PETG instead of abs due to the toxic fumes of abs and the fact that it needs a temp controlled enclosure. PETG does great for interior parts and is solid...

I just need to figure out the thread size and pitch and I can put a threaded heat insert into the bracket so it's nice and strong. It'll need to be thicker as well, but that's easy to model. This is a great idea! A blank would be pretty straight forward. I planned on doing this, actually...