The Underland Official 96 SR5 on 35's

For sure, I thought there was some photos in here about how I did it. You do have to trim a bunch of the inner fender, I used 3" exhaust tube and a 45 deg elbow. I have since pulled it out and cleaned it up a bit so the joint is ow flush on the exhaust tube. These are pretty old photos. I used a generic 3" intake tube kit to connect it to the air box.

 

Another little project, Call this one the Poorflate! haha

 

Thanks for sharing!
The air chucks that Morrell uses are pretty awesome I think there available on ebay. Is that a smittybilt compressor? Did you have to use a special adapter to change the air chuck on it?

 

Its a Smitty compressor, I had a colleague donate it to me so I gave it a bit of a face lift. I JB welded a fitting into the compressor because you know, didn't cost me a thing haha!

 

Jb weld, forgives all sins! Lol I was praising there name just the other night fixing the oil tank on my pit bike the other night.

 

Beauty day to finish up some projects on the truck, scene and chase lights finally wired up on the rack, got the cargo lights wired up. bed drawer system has been finished for awhile but weather has been craps!

 

cool drawer build.

How did you wire those plugs on the front of the door to account for sliding open and closed

 

I have a my 2nd battery mounted in the very back of the box. I used a router to cut a channel in the bottom of the drawer to run a cable to the back. There is an "S" shape of cable mid drawer to account for the drawer being able to be opened and closed.

 

Why did you put the slack in the middle of the drawers opposed to behind the drawers ?
Nice work that carpet jobs looks awesome.

 

Just to prevent the wires from getting bunched or jammed up at the back of the drawer, because the wires have less area to move in they want to follow the same path every time. You also need way less loose wire for the drawer to pull all the way out.

 

Super overland these days, Treeline makes some of the nicest tents I have seen! So happy to have them in my backyard.