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This is why I drag axles heavy as a wet sack full of dead hookers around in the dirt in the blazing sun...Not easy being cheap.
Then LOL at people who just can't find one anywhere lol.
This is why I drag axles heavy as a wet sack full of dead hookers around in the dirt in the blazing sun...Not easy being cheap.
Looking at it on a bigger screen, I see air lines what looks to be airlines. Could just be some helper bags.No, the only tool I brought was my sawzall lol.
I had some on previous rigs. Definitely not air bumps, but I thought they were better than urethane bumps. I found some cheaper on ebay as open box items. It took some time to look for what I wanted on the timbren site and then cross reference to what I could find for cheap there.I would kinda like to try those on my jeep, but should probably get air bumps. Not easy being cheap.
How thick does the coating go on? Looks like it should work.Spent some time monkeying about with a DIY Lizzardskin sound and heat spray on insulation. This is just latex paint and 3m Microballoons, which according to the internet, and LIzzardskin MSDS, Lizzardskin is also.
Sprayed it on this scrap panel, and it's definitely effective at deadening sound, I'll test it out on heat blocking shortly, I can make a gallon of this stuff for about 1/4 the cost of a gallon of LIzzardskin.
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My up pipes leaked like a sieve from the day I bought it, diesel guys love spending money, Full Force diesel sells stianless up pipes for 400 bucks without a collector, Ebay sells up pipes for 97 dollars with a collector.
These are nice looking pipes, thick tubing, should be great. I also ordered a exhaust backpressure valve delete pedestal to deal with the rest of the leaks there, I might mess with the turbo a bit, maybe not, I haven't decided yet. I always try to resist the urge to drag projects out "while I'm at it"
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The microballoons make it thick and pasty, it's like runny cement lol. This is three coats, I'll cut it and measure the thickness when I have time to go all Project Farm on it.How thick does the coating go on? Looks like it should work.
If you have concerns about it peeling off maybe try some sort of a bonding primer on the metal. I would think an oil or wax would prevent the product from bonding to the substrate.The microballoons make it thick and pasty, it's like runny cement lol. This is three coats, I'll cut it and measure the thickness when I have time to go all Project Farm on it.
I'm mainly concerned it won't stay stuck, I'd hate to cover my firewall and floorboards with this stuff, and have it all peel in 3 years when I can't do anything about it lol. Lizzardskin doesn't seem to have that issue though, so it'll probably be fine. I coat everything with an oil/wax mix anyway, so almost anything should work.
For this, and my 4runner, it's engine drain oil, whatever grease I have laying around, and toilet wax rings lol. I just heat it up in a pot and spray it on with an undercoating gun.Curious what your oil/wax combo is. I have been using fluidfilm and woolwax for a while now with pretty good results.
oh ok. Makes sense.You paint, then put the oil/wax on lol. Not the other way around.
I don't see why not, that's what I was planning to do if it does anything at all for heat shielding for me.Latex paint? Interesting. I wonder if you could add the 3m stuff to good old rust oleum.