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my frined this is very impressive !! nicely done !!!
quick question how did you anchor the drawers to the l track ?
my frined this is very impressive !! nicely done !!!
Yes, correct the space wheel locking box. Good point, although, I think I could resolve that by developing some quick (dis)connect mount to pull the compressor if I'd ever need to remove the spare tire. Aside from this, I'd need to find some way to route the power cables to the interior (it already has a beefy plug, so, I'd just need to run a loom to the interior). I'll check it out when I get the vehicle. If there are other factors to consider, I'd love to hear them.
The storage box is probably OK for hoses, straps, etc., but I do not see it as a viable long-term storage - especially for something like a compressor! I'd consider myself lucky if it survived a few years of hard use.
I have a single and also the twin portable in a case. I have 8 tyres to inflate... was easy enough to re-purpose the twin and hard mount it using the nato hot 12+. Short cable run = minimal voltage drop.
I was in two minds to lift the track off or not. Ended up using the track and track lugs - easy as. I'll end up with the fridge slide being easily removable via 4 bolts/rivnuts..
Yes, mounted on L track using the two ring ties and two additional bolts via rivnuts. Packing is required in front and behind the wheel arch liner to take up the slack and make for a firm attachment.
i have the same thought . i am looking for the flush mounting L track female bolts , but unfortunately only one german company makes them . They are not selling me any .
need to figure something out.
Have you checked the L track providers listed here?i have the same thought . i am looking for the flush mounting L track female bolts , but unfortunately only one german company makes them . They are not selling me any .
Yes my friend i had a look . But unfortunately no one sell them. what i am looking for is aerospace grade hardware ( sounds fancy ) . Looking for something like the below . Company that makes them is called all safe . THey have a huge catalogue with everything L track . I know that something similar exists which is essentially a flat piece of metal with two holes on it but i do not trust it enough to bolt 100 kg of drawer+ cargo to it .
Another 'parameter' to consider is how well the Ineos installed tracks themselves are fastened in place and what loads they are expected to restrain for example in a roll-over. I've been unsuccessful in finding this data...
A rollover can be 5km/hr , 150 or even higher - off a cliff!
Even if you got a cheap Chinese knockoff twin compressor by Morrflate like I did. Not sure what they are a knockoff of (but that's what I was told here), since it has a digital pressure controller that lets you just set the pressure and it auto-shuts off. With their 4 tire hose setup, I'll turn it on and let it do it's thing. Apparently it'll do 4 35's from 20-35 psi in under 10 minutes.
I'm on a group buy that I tripped upon from Bronco reddit group. I'll be buying the twin with 30% off. I thinks it's a deal.
How is the compressor bracket mounted onto the body?
