Thunder's Garage Tetris: 04 Taco + 12 CTS-V + 06 GSXR

One other thing u did I like as much is the condenser water drip line.

 

Oh yeah, I guess I need to add that to my list of mods in the OP.

 

Wheeling pics, not many though because the group I was with wasn't very good at taking pics

 

Usually Thomas is the one who takes the pics because he has a nice camera, but he wasn't there

 

I share some of the blame in not documenting, also my complete lack of competency with recording videos

 

I too forgot to get some pics, I've just been so used to not having to take them since he has always been there. Nah you're video recording is great

 

I feel like an old woman "oops I forgot to turn it on"

 

5 years after planning to do it, finally got this done.

 

LOL! It's only a 30 minute job too

 

Link?

 

See first post of build thread

 

Replacing the sad washer tank today. Got an aftermarket one off Amazon for $53.

8531504060 has the low fluid sensor hole. 4050 doesn't. No pump or sensor included, fine with me. There was nothing wrong with the stock stuff.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ML6X57M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_SbgICbCV1TTGR

Not sure of the material but it says HDPE and has a 2 in the recycling symbol. Feels like a thicker milk carton.






The stock strainer does fit. Cap is able to close over it.



Using RTV grey on all the grommets. Washer fluid pump seems tight enough to be water tight, however the low fluid sensor was too loose - so both mating surfaces get RTV there. Tried to use the stock grommet, but it was too tight and the sensor wanted to pop out, that wasn't going to work. Letting that cure before I put the filler neck in. Both surfaces will get RTV there too. Not taking any chances.




Done. Going to fill up and check for leaks tomorrow, then reinstall the black shield thing.

 

Adding this to my wish list. Thanks @Snowy

https://www.farmandfleet.com/produc...yzf7uXveaD1LslAN3PyojVozirOwgggQaAsZEEALw_wcB

 

I’m an expensive influence

They did make some improvements to the feeder system since I bought mine circa 2011 or 2012. The cool part is that you can always source parts quickly and locally if you need them since it’s all Miller inside.

 

Damn! Congrats!

 

thanks man. I said it would be my last mod. With the exception of a rear bumper. But that won't be for a while now haha

 

Bruh you know it never ends. I know I want to jump to 37's but doing so I need that mod you just bought, a SC and either LT or 3-link.

 

I think I'm good with 33s for a while haha. It's funny because the 2nd gen guys have to fit 35s to get the same ground clearance as the 1st gens. I think I'll be able to keep up with most of the group once I've got the crawlbox installed.

 

It's a very dark deep rabbit hole to keep up...this truck was only supposed to be a summer beater on 33’s