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As long as I didn't embarrass him too much, there should be. I think he's breaking it up into two.
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My current plan is to mount two channels, one on each vertical wall so i can slide a piece of 1/4" aluminum in.
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One for the front driver side brake and passenger side rear axle shaft, and the other release for the front passenger side brake and rear driver side axle shaft.
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I owe a huge thanks to @hosejockey61 - not only was he willing to work with me on my Jeep in the BFH Garage and teach me some things, he had a spare Correctlync he was willing to negotiate on.
ZJ to Currie steering off the list. The side by side beefiness upgrade is impressive.
ZJ to Currie steering off the list. The side by side beefiness upgrade is impressive.
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More work today putting on the hood louver. This is partially to hopefully lower under hood temps (and yes, I know it won’t change running temps - I’m looking at ambient) and partially to cover up some small hail damage and aging paint thanks to the Colorado sun.
Yanked off the hood to work:
Used the template for the holes and a quick sketch of the shapes (later I drew better lines):
Yanked off the hood to work:
Used the template for the holes and a quick sketch of the shapes (later I drew better lines):
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You just need a Viper V10 engine in there now to take advantage of the hood louvre
Kidding of course!
I wouldn’t be upset if that happened someday.
The Genright louvers do not look like they came out of the same press as the poison spyder or the well reviewed version on amazon. Those have a few louver openings farthest back that are open at the front rather than the rear. I have burnt my hands more than once with the prop rod. I wonder if this would help that type of thing.
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I’ve been planning on getting a drone for a long while to get some trail footage - that day finally arrived. This one can auto-follow a target and does a pretty okay job at it. This is just an experimentation video, nothing special.
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700 miles in a few weeks? That is about the same distance I've driven my Jeep since I got back to Chicago from Colorado last August. You Colorado guys certainly know how to use your Jeeps, that is for sure.
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One of my sons friends has one. They have some amazing footage of them wakeboarding as the drone follows the boat.
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I needed to give it a good shakedown before a 800 or so mile trip out to Telluride, Moab, and a few spots on the way back home.
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I’m no cinematographer but I’ve been learning some before picking this up just using gopros - it’ll be fun to learn a bit more so some of the trips have a cool dimension added to share.
