Blue "Genie" Taco (Hybrid)

Plasti dip added weight. You're going they wrong way, suppose to lighten the truck. The skewp is added drag also.

 

Baked headlights and painted black

 

Scoop is non functional, and creates 0 drag. Air bounces off front and right over hood scoop. That's why it can never be functional . If the whole truck were to be Plasti dipped, it'd only be like 2lbs.

 

Plasti Dipped Control Modules

 

Two Switches: Green = electric fan / Red = 500 watt amp ... 8 inch sub that hits HARDER than my 10 inch heavy sub. About 10lbs for sound system.

 

Stupid Fitch Fuel Catalyst...ugh...I'm going to keep testing it for another 800 miles, but so far this thing is silly. Makes the exhaust not smell...great my only fan of this mod is Al Gore. I'm independent, just so ya know.

 

So no air flows over the hood? It all hits the front and bounces over? Straight over the truck? Never to touch it again? 2lbs is 2lbs you saved 8lbs on the skid plate removal and then added it back, you're negating your own work.

 

I know, I know, but it saved me $300 + on buying black rims I really wanted black rims. I'd say the weight is like 8 oz for all the dip on my truck.

 

That last photo is the amp fuse which I shared with my George Foreman converter to cook (only on the truck during camping)

 

Voltage Stabilizer: don't waste your money on this...instead invest in a large capacitor. This helps a little bit, but I'll be replacing this with a larger unit, because it doesn't make enough charge. Go to best buy and buy an $80 capacitor and place it in between the positive AMR negative terminals. Same damn thing. One thing I noticed is that my RPMs don't change as much when an electrical current (like headlights) is turned on...and my sound system is MUCH clearer.

 

5k HIDs...to lesson strain on alternator at night = better gas mileage to some degree. RPMs don't change AT ALL when turned on

 

25lb battery, that is lighter, cheaper, & stronger slightly than stock