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Engine Cooling - Master Thread
Smokeyyank replied to ghetdjc320's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
On the topic of upgrades one that I had thought of was using a misting type of system in front of the radiator using washer fluid. Thought was similar to a swamp cooler and using water evaporation to help cool. Basically using some small misters to blast the radiator then rest of the system does it work. -
Got to see the legendary Shonen knife last night. Played a killer set, first half was their Ramones covers Then came out and played bunch of their other stuff. Crazy range of songs from super poppy to melodic to rock but a ton of fun and chicks can shred.
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Running power to the amp doesn't require the dash being removed, but your deck has to come out and you have to wiggle all over to run the new wires to connect stuff for the amp. This is also all pending your deck can support an amp too. If you don't have RCA outs your limited You need a install kit like this to start. Bare minimum you need power wire, ground wire, amp turn on wire and RCAs. https://www.knukonceptz.com/product/kca-complete-8-gauge-amplifier-installation-kit/ You just need to run the power wire through the firewall. Either poke it through a hole there or a new one with a grommet. Then from your deck you need to run the RCAs back to the amp along with the turn on wire. This is where you might need to pull some carpet and trim to hide the wires. You ground the amp close to it. Then run all your speaker wire from the amp to the speakers. In regards to a sub, personal preference on what you listen to. I run a 8". Most times It's turned to barley on but I like how it rounds out the system.
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Thanks! Decided I need to pass the torch to my neighbor for the worst yard on the street.
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Thank you! Kicked my @$$ but after a few quotes for someone else to do it my @$$ hurt a lot less. I get landscape work sucks but my gosh it's a yard not a golden path.
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Project “Tomahawk”
Smokeyyank replied to ghetdjc320's topic in MJ Hardcore Tech: Epic Journeys to Greatness
Will be interested to see how the audio turns out. Assuming amazing as always. -
Spent most of the summer redoing our front yard, hence no movement on Jeep stuff. And why not do it when its hotter than satan's nut sack...... Inherited a mess from the previous owners. Over the years it has just gotten worse and worse. I personally hate yard work/care more than anything. After the low snow and just deadness decided it was time to move on. Goal was low to no maintenance and pollinator friendly plants, no grass anywhere. What I started with, PO put up the wall and it was fn terrible, crooked, falling apart and ugly AF. Then they just had crap over growing everywhere. Started removing the trash and getting to a clean slate. Then started to take shape; grading, hardscaping, plant layout, turf base. Finished product, went with all native plants that are drought tolerant for full sun. Rock and gorilla hair mulch. Nice piece of turf in the middle. Super happy with how it turned out and not having to spend a fortune, but took me a century, to quote my wife.
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Man I'm a sucker for the 60s. Think 1969 hits the sweet spot. Chevrolet Nomad, the daily Wagoner, the wheeler K5 family hot rod ZL-1 camaro, date night BMW 2002 for track day
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As I was walking in the upstairs hallway, I passed by this box. I immediately had to go ask my daughter what on earth it was. Spy house..........a house for the spys to do stuff and put their stuff in. Duh dad.
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1975 Brutally Simple Daily Driver
Smokeyyank replied to neohic's topic in Member Projects: Other Cool Stuff
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Words.....yeah, can't make them. Those are some sexy @$$ welds. Appreciate the help and knowledge!
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Haha. I saw one the other day the resonated Ever feel like your in a unofficial contest with how many times you can say F*ck in a day or that just me.
