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I sent you a message on etsy, I had already sent it out before I drove on the highway. I appriciate the willingness to help!
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Thank you and it's not a problem. I'll make it work for what I need and maybe have some worthy insight.
Similar to phone, would be cool to see mounting options for the controller monitor to the Holley Sniper fuel injected carb. There seems to be a good number converting to the Holley.
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I would love to make somthing, I just need a monitor to base measurements off of and to find a relatively good location for.
Are you still making the side marker gaskets for a fj60? Thanks
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RAM Mounts Tough-Ball with 1/4"-20 x .25" Threaded Stud with B Size 1" Ball.
If available use some locktite
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Just an update on things,
New item development is going to slow down while im in school.
All items offered on my Etsy page are still available and will still ship-out without any new delays.
The phone mount bracket development is at a standstill for now. Too many issues with too little time.
I now have my products in 7 countries! Pretty crazy! Thank-you to everyone whos been supporting my shop!
New item development is going to slow down while im in school.
All items offered on my Etsy page are still available and will still ship-out without any new delays.
The phone mount bracket development is at a standstill for now. Too many issues with too little time.
I now have my products in 7 countries! Pretty crazy! Thank-you to everyone whos been supporting my shop!
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Siege Overland is distributing some FJ60 Solution products in Australia soon! Check them out and avoid the high international shipping costs!
Check out SIEGE OVERLAND - Modern 60 Series Land Cruiser Parts & Performance - https://siegeoverland.com/
For my full selection and for USA customers check out this link FJ60 Solutions by FJ60Solutions on Etsy - https://www.etsy.com/shop/FJ60Solutions?ref=profile_header
Check out SIEGE OVERLAND - Modern 60 Series Land Cruiser Parts & Performance - https://siegeoverland.com/
For my full selection and for USA customers check out this link FJ60 Solutions by FJ60Solutions on Etsy - https://www.etsy.com/shop/FJ60Solutions?ref=profile_header
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So Ive been getting quite a few requests for a blank face on the Radio Cover Plate. I went ahead and ordered some 3mm thick Steel plates as a small test run. Unlike the plastic 3D plates which are plenty strong in their printed orientation but not as stable when cut into, these steel faces can be drilled into, cut, whatever you'd like. I have them on order now so wait time could be <~1 week for this initial batch.
Would a steel face be preferable to 3D printed? The cost would raise of course with metal, and the mounting brackets would still be 3D printed. I could have plates cut for Carling switches as opposed to 3D printing them. Or perhaps Aluminum or Stainless steel? Anyway, Let me know what thoughts any of you may have. Sets with metal plates are available for purchase and are set to be shipped out within a 2-week period.
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Would a steel face be preferable to 3D printed? The cost would raise of course with metal, and the mounting brackets would still be 3D printed. I could have plates cut for Carling switches as opposed to 3D printing them. Or perhaps Aluminum or Stainless steel? Anyway, Let me know what thoughts any of you may have. Sets with metal plates are available for purchase and are set to be shipped out within a 2-week period.
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This afternoon I received two new NGK coils from RockAuto to go with the '82 Tercel igniters that'll be installed in my '71 and '76 FJ40s. The NGK coils are ~55mm OD, but the OEM coils are ~58mm OD. The bands on the coil brackets are 30mm wide. If I tighten the brackets enough to fit the smaller NGK coils the bracket feet will not be parallel to each other. I'd rather use spacers than try to bend the brackets. Would these be easy to make? They'd be very similar to your A/C receiver spacers.New R134a aftermarket drier spacers are no available!
A cheap and easy method to keep that aftermarket narrow AC drier secure in its bracket.
Its half circle design allows for installation without removal of the drier!
3D printed out of heat resistant plastic.
Made for 61mm diameter driers, if you have a different diameter drier send me a message and I can accommodate you!
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I think so, I'll PM you for more details.
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In quite a few photos here on MUD it looks like many use some kind of spacer - the OEM coils seem to be NLA and are being substituted with aftermarket.
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I cant post media directly in PM so this is easier here. I just want to verify your dimensions, Whatever numbers I get is what Im going to make the spacers sized for exactly.
If possible please also include the gauge thickness of the bracket metal.
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If possible please also include the gauge thickness of the bracket metal.
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Pay to be a silver star here on mud and you can send pictures via personal message money well spent.
I wan't to take a moment and Thank @dannyvp & @ChaserFJ60 , Both of you Inspire me and here below Brought all my skill sets to the table , and i indeed needed every single one to PULL off this .............. 
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I’m glad I don’t have to blind the lady at the drive through beer store! 
also I can show my son how to be polite with proper light usage
also I can show my son how to be polite with proper light usage
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@4Cruisers This is what I came up with, Is this what you were thinking?
The material is ASA like all my other products, so it will withstand high engine bay temps comfortably up to the 220F range.
The material is ASA like all my other products, so it will withstand high engine bay temps comfortably up to the 220F range.
