What Did You Do With Your 120 Today? (13 Viewers)
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Changed out the front brakes with some Centric coated rotors and Akebono pads. No pictures because everyone knows what brakes look like.
Installed the DrKDSS adapter plates for the LCA, along with some poly bushings.
The bar sits way better on the driver side, and can’t tell much difference on the passenger.
Honestly, this is likely short term. I have a feeling I’ll be ditching KDSS in the future, and running something like a currie antirock sway in the rear. This car basically goes to and from the gym, and to and from camp sites. We use my fiancé’s car for road trips and errands.
The KDSS feels really stiff / aggressive when on rutted out forest service roads. It’s also an absolute pain in the ass to remove and re-attach the sway bar.
The bar sits way better on the driver side, and can’t tell much difference on the passenger.
Honestly, this is likely short term. I have a feeling I’ll be ditching KDSS in the future, and running something like a currie antirock sway in the rear. This car basically goes to and from the gym, and to and from camp sites. We use my fiancé’s car for road trips and errands.
The KDSS feels really stiff / aggressive when on rutted out forest service roads. It’s also an absolute pain in the ass to remove and re-attach the sway bar.
Started on the drawers today!
got sick of pulling my heavy-ass bags and bins out from under my sleeping platform. Drawers are 36” deep and 12” tall. Slides are rated for 260 pounds.
got sick of pulling my heavy-ass bags and bins out from under my sleeping platform. Drawers are 36” deep and 12” tall. Slides are rated for 260 pounds.
Drawers came together nicely!
Now to build the replacement for the second row seats. Gonna turn that into more storage with lids that open up on both the passenger and driver side. Basically you’ll open either second row door, and then lift a lid up.
The top will be a sleeping platform front to back. Probably gonna order more drawer slides to make a little slide for my cooler that goes on top of the drawers.
Now to build the replacement for the second row seats. Gonna turn that into more storage with lids that open up on both the passenger and driver side. Basically you’ll open either second row door, and then lift a lid up.
The top will be a sleeping platform front to back. Probably gonna order more drawer slides to make a little slide for my cooler that goes on top of the drawers.
Thanks man!
Price was my main reason for DIY. Absolutely not the quality of an air down gear up build, but the drawers slide in and out and hold a hundred or so pounds of gear! All for $300 in parts from Lowe’s.
