Sacrifice's Crunchy Taco

ADD W1 catch can.

My only complaint is that it can be a bitch to get loose sometimes. But works well. During the summer it doesnt collect near as much

 

@Palehorse1 interested in install saturday asssuming i am still in town?

 

Sounds like a plan. Keep me posted in the St. Louis thread.

 

Will do

And all this stuff was a bitch to carry up into a hotel room, lol. Im getting the dolly for when i have to take it back down.

 

Any complaints?
Did you attach to the A pillar or na?

-thanks

 

I'm going to use 2 earth magnets.

 

ACEfoRtheWIN

 

Small complaints but the elbow for the snorkel to stock intake doesnt fit through the hole without bending the lip back. Youll see when you get to it.

The supplied screws/bolts (dont remember what they were) for the bracket were too long and pulled the sheet metal out around my holes.

I would do what @ChandlerDOOM did if i had known. Buy some heavy duty double sided tape (he used 15lb holding strength) and use that to attach the bracket to the a pillar. No holes and itll hold strong.

I probably will still end up doing that when i find time to pull the fender off. Itll prevent the slight rattle i have now from the bolts loosening and seal my holes so they wont get water in.

 

Same exact thing happened to me... stripped the a pillar because the supplied bolt was too long. So I just welded the bracket on

 

Hardcore

 

Ha thats one way to do it. I just wouldnt want to weld up there if i didnt have to. You just respray everything after you got it all welded?

Guess i shouldnt worry too much about my paint or anything else anymore. Way gone past that point.

 

SIIIICCCCKKKKKKKK

I wanna come. Probably be working. Symphony is doing a new album.

 

I don't think Id run those covers. Kinda like any boot. Just hold shit in.

 

Well if youre not you know how to get a hold of me. I cant wait to get them in. Waiting on the UCAs still, but i may be having those 2 day shipped so they can arrive friday for install. Otherwise ill just do without them for a few days.

I saw @slcsez2000 post in the MT thread and they looked like they helped a lot. His shocks were super clean after 4 months. Ill give them a try and just keep an eye out. They wrap pretty tightly against the body also.

 

I'll keep you posted.

Yea maybe. Idk. I don't think the ads shocks need them really. But can't hurt to try

 

My kings look brand new still after a year and I think ADS advertises to have the best coating

 

Thats my thought. Just want to keep them in good condition as long as possible. You know how much crap they put down on the roads around here. If they dont work its as simple as pulling them off.

They do, just extra insurance is all