Deeezy's Locked Sport Grocery Getter Build

I appreciate a good set of clean balls. Keep a close watch! Trucks looking great.

 

I try to keep my balls clean as much as possible.

 

Right on, your front suspension setup is pretty similar to mines. Was just wondering if you had to upgrade.

 

Yeah, the front stock lines will still work but the rear lines are the ones that are short after lifting.

 

You keep going Waikane, you gonna be cutting off all that IFS bullshit soon

 

Haha, no monies for all that. I wish.

 

Pssh! I only spent couple grand so far!

 

Haha, ........couple grand!

I'll pick up an old straight front Toyota before I SAS the truck. Something I can beat to death.

 

Word.

 

Good looking truck, think I seen you on H2 the other day

 

Thanks man!

 

For anyone wondering how long a 10lb co2 tank lasts, mine aired up about 20 tires, 35's, from about 14-38 psi.

This was 5 wheeling trips and I still used the leftover co2 to blow out my locker air line.

So, almost a year until I refill.

 

The other nice thing about Co2 is that the air/gas is dry. With our high humidity, air compressor air has a lot of water in it. Not good if you running dynabeads. I will probably put a water separator on my compressor for filling tires.

 

Yes, I just noticed that as I was using a compressor today. Lots of moisture came out of the air line. Let me know what kind of water separator you find.

 

I have plenty for the CNC mill, but for the truck I'd run something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007...ilter+1/4"&dpPl=1&dpID=31d+UC35nZL&ref=plSrch
Compact and auto drain, so when there is no pressure, it will automatically drain the water in the trap.

 

Oh, okay. I just picked up a cheap inline water separator. I think it's made for paint guns. This is just for my portable little air compressor.

 

@bullaculla

I got this small separator to plumb inline at the end of my air hose. I'll report back as to how good it is. I think this one is used as a secondary filter in a large system, but probably is fine for my little compressor I use for my tires when just topping them off.

 

Ahh. That would help for sure. Just gotta be careful not to drop your hose on the ground and break it

 

I tested out my water separator/filter for my portable air compressor and it works as it should. I only had it on for a couple minutes and it collected a lot of water in the short time it was running. I installed quick disconnects so I can remove it for using my air filler with my co2 tank. I don't think the filter can handle the high pressure of the co2. Without the filter, all that water would be going into the tires and, potentially, might cause a problem with the dynabeads. I think it's unlikely to cause a problem, but if you can choose between dry air or wet, I would choose dry.





And my relocated battery is holding up perfectly. The ANL fuse holds fine during hard winching and of course, starting.

 

Its amazing how much water comes out of these compressors huh? that's why I'm going with a big hard mounted filter with auto drain. You should see how much the water traps for the CNC mill collect!