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air ram to fold roof lights down
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air ram to fold roof lights down
hi after some info on how to set up air ram to fold down roof lights please,do i need a air tank for volume,any pictures off light bar would be great thanks darren
baja designs make an electric unit that is self contained like a window winder mechanism.
pnumatics are dear for what they are - ram $70, fittings $6ea, tube $10, switch $120 etc assuming you have a comp. already.
its pretty dear - I just noticed!
https://www.bajadesigns.com/NET/C-161/R ... CCESSORIES
pnumatics are dear for what they are - ram $70, fittings $6ea, tube $10, switch $120 etc assuming you have a comp. already.
its pretty dear - I just noticed!
https://www.bajadesigns.com/NET/C-161/R ... CCESSORIES
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cox ride on mower used to do a model called a super nova, it had an electric deck lift on it which used a little 12v ram that looks very very similar to the baja one on that link, last time i priced one it was some where between 250-300,
It would be more than strong enough for a light rack cause the decks on those are not light weight, alot of other higher end ride on mowers run electric deck lifts to, might be food for thought for some of you guys chasing that sort of thing
Any cox agent should be able to get one for you
cheers sean
It would be more than strong enough for a light rack cause the decks on those are not light weight, alot of other higher end ride on mowers run electric deck lifts to, might be food for thought for some of you guys chasing that sort of thing
Any cox agent should be able to get one for you
cheers sean
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Cheaper herebigpatrol89 wrote:cox ride on mower used to do a model called a super nova, it had an electric deck lift on it which used a little 12v ram that looks very very similar to the baja one on that link, last time i priced one it was some where between 250-300,
It would be more than strong enough for a light rack cause the decks on those are not light weight, alot of other higher end ride on mowers run electric deck lifts to, might be food for thought for some of you guys chasing that sort of thing
Any cox agent should be able to get one for you
cheers sean
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'89 Hilux Single Cab - 3RZ, 35" Kreepy Krawlers, 4.88's, F & R Air lockers, RUF, Longfields, TG Highsteer, Highmount and no money
They look good. But at $514US plus P&H. Pneumatic ram is looking really nice.bru21 wrote:baja designs make an electric unit that is self contained like a window winder mechanism.
pnumatics are dear for what they are - ram $70, fittings $6ea, tube $10, switch $120 etc assuming you have a comp. already.
its pretty dear - I just noticed!
https://www.bajadesigns.com/NET/C-161/R ... CCESSORIES
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY....
Im here for the sausage!
but then you need a tank and compressor!turps wrote:They look good. But at $514US plus P&H. Pneumatic ram is looking really nice.bru21 wrote:baja designs make an electric unit that is self contained like a window winder mechanism.
pnumatics are dear for what they are - ram $70, fittings $6ea, tube $10, switch $120 etc assuming you have a comp. already.
its pretty dear - I just noticed!
https://www.bajadesigns.com/NET/C-161/R ... CCESSORIES
What you dont have a compressor for tyre inflation or for lockers.shortyq wrote:but then you need a tank and compressor!turps wrote:They look good. But at $514US plus P&H. Pneumatic ram is looking really nice.bru21 wrote:baja designs make an electric unit that is self contained like a window winder mechanism.
pnumatics are dear for what they are - ram $70, fittings $6ea, tube $10, switch $120 etc assuming you have a comp. already.
its pretty dear - I just noticed!
https://www.bajadesigns.com/NET/C-161/R ... CCESSORIES
I would say a very large % of people that would like to have a light bar for anything other than looks will have a compressor and tank. So no issue for me.
I aint saying there crap or no good. I actually checked the other link and think there is a need fro more research. As it would be a nice neat install. But those Baja ones are $400us more than the ones from that other link. I am guessing they are selling them at that price, cos thats what people will pay to make there wanna be prerunner look cool.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY....
Electronic actuators can be used and are easy to setup
http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Engin ... G_0565.mov
Thats my tail light with a hidden fuel cap going in behind it (HSV GTO Show car)
A similar item can be used for the light bar to raise or lower it and can be wired in to the switch. You could also setup a similar setup on a single spotlight and a small joystick to remotely aim the light pretty easy.
http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Engin ... G_0565.mov
Thats my tail light with a hidden fuel cap going in behind it (HSV GTO Show car)
A similar item can be used for the light bar to raise or lower it and can be wired in to the switch. You could also setup a similar setup on a single spotlight and a small joystick to remotely aim the light pretty easy.
thats so farkin coolVooDoo wrote: http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Engin ... G_0565.mov
xareallyreallybignumber+1Kingston_99 wrote:thats so farkin coolVooDoo wrote: http://www.oz8.org/gallery/albums/Engin ... G_0565.mov
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Ta guys, if you want to have a look at the build up go here
http://trackchat.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=2933
I sorta got carried away detailing it and it should be ready for the Summernats Elite Hall in Jan. My 4x4 was purchased to tow it to shows (although ill still drive it and race @ QLD raceway) but ive sorta been bitten by this camping bug lately too.
Pity there isnt a "other rides" section here.
http://trackchat.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=2933
I sorta got carried away detailing it and it should be ready for the Summernats Elite Hall in Jan. My 4x4 was purchased to tow it to shows (although ill still drive it and race @ QLD raceway) but ive sorta been bitten by this camping bug lately too.
Pity there isnt a "other rides" section here.
http://carl.outerlimits4x4.com/forum29.phpVooDoo wrote: Pity there isnt a "other rides" section here.
It's got threads on Kia Sportages in there and they have to be nearly as capable as a Commodore offroad.
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I was about to put some pics up then saw those ones.....it works a treat. All controlled by a single pneumatic switch on the centre console - no solenoids to make it complicated.
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