Deeezy's Locked Sport Grocery Getter Build

how long does it last? I mean in terms of a full tank and use?

 

Should last awhile if you don't use it. Just look at fire exithghuser same concept. How many tires you can fill up on one tank don't know.

 

Here's a chart that shows approx how much air ups you get:

https://powertank.com/full.chart.html

 

The tank can sit forever, but I usually get about 40-60 average fill ups. Less if I go down super low, like 8psi. It's works out to about $1 per tire you fill up, but it only takes 10-15 seconds so it's worth it to me, especially considering how often we use it.

Also it's good for about 3 hours of continuous welding

 

Installed some amber covers on the dually's:






And some poser shots in the driveway:

 

Damn! your truck is looking good!!!

 

Installed a custom OTRATTW switch for the "camera on anytime".

 

Nice

 

Thanks! I'm running out of crap on my truck that need fancy switches. Lol. Still not up to your truck's standards.

 

Digging the camera switch!!... And yes...you or no one else will ever catch Miles!...

 

I think Nate has more then me.

 

I beg to differ...

 

@Vanguard, I dropped it off at Safety Systems and they took a day to fill it. Costed $40.

Put it all together at home and it works really good. I might buy a better tire air filler thing though.

 

pretty cool! and you bought that from 4wheel parts?

 

Yup. The guy told me that the sale ended that day so I bought it.

 

I like where you are going with the whole truck. Looks very nice!

I'm interested in the backup lights. I know they fit the special slot in your aftermarket bumper, but I'm guessing a stock bumper could be modified to receive them.

I'm also interested in your camera relocation. Stock camera just moved? Or another camera?

So, can you offer some source information or more detailed write up on those two items?

Thanks!

 

You could cut the rectangle for the rigid flush mount reverse lights out in your stock bumper. Just make sure you have enough clearance behind the bumper for the lights before you cut. lol I think it comes with a template or you could ask them for one.

That is the stock camera relocated below because the swingout w/spare covers the factory location in the tailgate handle. I just took the back panel of the tailgate off and unbolted the camera and pulled the wiring out of the tailgate. I made a very simple "plate" out of 1/16" aluminum and attached it with heavy duty 3M 2-sided tape and a zip tie. I bent/angled the camera down to get it as close as possible to the stock camera aiming. I also electrical rubber taped the wires and then regular electrical taped it to try and waterproof it since it's now exposed.

 

Did you replace the camera space in the tailgate handle with anything? I'm thinkn Tacos without cameras prob have a filler piece in that spot is be interested in buying after relocating mine.

 

I didn't put anything in place of mine but there is a blank that is made for that space. I have it on my work truck which is a tacoma (5-lug). It's a base model that doesn't have the reverse camera and it has a blank in there from the factory. I almost took it out and was going to install it in my truck but my boss wouldn't be too happy if he somehow found out. I might buy one from the dealership.

 

Sames, it's the little things