some updates on the rig. (air shifter update)

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  • Desert Beast
    360 AMC
    • Oct 05, 2002
    • 3237

    #16
    Originally posted by BRUTUS
    Have you tried dual relays to split up the amperage load? Using the output of the spal controller as the low amperage trigger for two relays.
    i was thinking of doing that, but the spal controller is a pulse width modulator type of controller. Starts the fan @ 50% speed then gradually increases the speed proportional to the engine temp. So I think that if i was just using it as a trigger for some relays it would be all or nothing.
    If it aint broke, fix it 'till it is.

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    • BRUTUS
      360 AMC
      • Dec 06, 2005
      • 3442

      #17
      Originally posted by Desert Beast
      i was thinking of doing that, but the spal controller is a pulse width modulator type of controller. Starts the fan @ 50% speed then gradually increases the speed proportional to the engine temp. So I think that if i was just using it as a trigger for some relays it would be all or nothing.
      That is correct
      "Brutus" '74 J10 360/T18/D20/Front D60 Pro Rock & ARB/2" shave, ARB, 15 bolt FF Rear/ 4.56 Gears/38.5 x 16 TSL
      Current Jeep Status:Under The Knife
      Current Homepage Status: RUNNING

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      • offroadman1973
        230 Tornado
        • Mar 01, 2007
        • 17

        #18
        nice!!!!!!!!!!! what size tires are you running? i have a 74 j-10 truggy on one tons. i am goin to use 42 in. irocks! there is really not much left on the body of my rig. i will try to post up some pics later!---BRIAN
        74 j-10 truggy, dove-tailed front and rear, 1-tons and 42 in irocks!

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        • Desert Beast
          360 AMC
          • Oct 05, 2002
          • 3237

          #19
          yup, 42" iroks. cant be beat. but im gonna upgrade to ltb's when these are worn out. (man, i havent even run these tires and i already know what im gonna get when these are worn, i gotta stop doing that. it gets expensive.)
          If it aint broke, fix it 'till it is.

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          • offroadman1973
            230 Tornado
            • Mar 01, 2007
            • 17

            #20
            cool! if you want to check out my chassis you can go to rgv4x4.com and go to members rigs- i believe. you can't miss it! it has changed alot since those pics. i put the axles in it already and the engine is getting rebuilt right now!---BRIAN
            74 j-10 truggy, dove-tailed front and rear, 1-tons and 42 in irocks!

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Desert Beast
              flex from what? the rad? the rad is mounted to the frame and cage (isolated w/ rubber) and wont flex at all (hopefully ).
              that'll do it.
              Places to Wheel in the Southeast

              Originally posted by Topgun2mo
              I would think boxing would limit the amount the frame could flex over obstacles which I think IMO would be a bad thing. I would think you would want all the articulation possible.
              Originally posted by johnny019
              I'm not saying lockers don't improve the performance of your rig, just that they're overrated.

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              • offroadman83
                230 Tornado
                • Jul 26, 2006
                • 6

                #22
                Decided to delete the pictures of my brother's truggy so not to interfere with the original poster's post. Sorry ---------------------Kyle
                Last edited by offroadman83; 03-08-2007, 10:57 AM.

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                • elbastardo
                  327 Rambler
                  • Oct 04, 2005
                  • 507

                  #23
                  Yeahhhhh now i dont feel so alone, its nice to see some rigs that make mine look stock . thank god for the FSJs.

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                  • irbob
                    360 AMC
                    • Apr 11, 2000
                    • 2788

                    #24
                    Nice work, I especially like the Coke can bump stop.
                    Bob
                    83 Wagoneer Brougham (Rolled) Woooof
                    83 Wagoneer Limited (Parts Rig) Woooof II

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                    • Sambo
                      AMC 4 OH! 1
                      • Sep 25, 2001
                      • 3585

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Desert Beast
                      yup, 42" iroks. cant be beat. but im gonna upgrade to ltb's when these are worn out. (man, i havent even run these tires and i already know what im gonna get when these are worn, i gotta stop doing that. it gets expensive.)
                      i know aguy who wants a set of 42's,sell em and go ahead and get the 47's
                      77 chero DEAD.
                      84wag,360,tf727,???! possiblities are d300 flipped and a ford d44 hp with coils

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                      • Desert Beast
                        360 AMC
                        • Oct 05, 2002
                        • 3237

                        #26
                        jesus man, dont tempt me!

                        i think that it would be in my best interest (and my banks) to run the 42's for now and just get the 47's next.

                        but that (unless a better tire comes along) is defenetly going to be my next tire.
                        If it aint broke, fix it 'till it is.

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                        • Desert Beast
                          360 AMC
                          • Oct 05, 2002
                          • 3237

                          #27
                          got it driving today. still gotta work out some kinks, but after 14 months it felt good to drive it again.

                          heres some of the requested pics.



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                          not to impressive but it was the bigest things @ the yard.




                          If it aint broke, fix it 'till it is.

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                          • CowKiller
                            FSJ Executioner
                            • Apr 03, 2002
                            • 4283

                            #28
                            biggest thing in the yard? i see a semi parked there. rear duals are pretty tall.looks good thought
                            Corey Zakeosian
                            2002 gmc 2500Hd duramax
                            2000 Ford f-550 work truck
                            1986 f350 6.9 diesel hp60 front, sterling 10.25 rear, 36x12.5 military wranglers. TOY!
                            NO JEEP
                            I am ready to meet my Maker. Wether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter

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                            • scotty
                              • Jun 12, 2000
                              • 6627

                              #29
                              Originally posted by CowKiller
                              biggest thing in the yard? i see a semi parked there.
                              i think he meant that log was the biggest thing available for a poser flex shot

                              DB, in the 4th pic(the one of hte rear drivesahft) what are those pieces of square tubing sticking out from the left side of the pic?
                              scotty
                              85 grand wagoneer
                              258/t18/d20/10 bolt/14 bolt
                              38" TSL SXs
                              chopped,bobbed and caged

                              http://nightcrawlers4wd.20megsfree.com/index.html\

                              http://mytrailrigs4x4.20megsfree.com/photo.html\

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                              • Rompn
                                350 Buick
                                • Dec 30, 2000
                                • 787

                                #30
                                Garrett,

                                Looks awesome man! Congrats on getting to drive it again.
                                Patrick
                                INNOVATIVE FABRICATIONS

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