02-06 has incandescent bulbs for backlights, '07 is the first year of the new body style, the cluster was changed too and it already has LED's for backlights. Do you mean change the colors?
Show Us Your PROJECTS!
- Thread starter MikeGyver
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lol i have no idea. If there's 4 small gauges on the right, it's the old style with bulbs. If there's 2 small gauges on each side, then it's the new style with LEDs.
Jesser04
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Kaysville Utah
It is a 07 classic so it has the old cluster I would want just white led's.
So this is a little different than all these heavy duty projects, but I wanted to be able to camp out in the 5ft bed of my Nissan Frontier. It already has a topper so a full bed tent was out, and I didn't like how complicated they were to set up. So I made this tent last week, and tried it out near 5 Mile on Friday. Exceeded my expectations, especially for a prototype. Weighs less than 2 pounds, rolls up small enough to fit in a tube sock, sets up in 30 seconds and was really comfortable:
idahoyj
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- Location
- Twin Falls Idaho
Nice work!
Here is the finished product.....
That's all you need to pass 'tech'? Isn't the discrepancy that the lip isn't high enough without doors?
Here's a project I just finished for my friends work that does landscaping. This is an outdoor griddle for a guys poolside kitchen.
I made it entirely out of 10ga 304 stainless in a #4 brushed finish, so it wont rust. The cooking surface is 30" x 36", that's a lot of burgers. Custom made to fit two large double-burners. The outer 'lip' along the sides and back will sit on top of the counter top. The drain tube will have a hose hose-clamped to it and will go to a grease trap under the counter. I'll try to get some pictures of it once it's installed.
I designed it in CAD then had the flat pattern laser cut and cnc bent.
I made it entirely out of 10ga 304 stainless in a #4 brushed finish, so it wont rust. The cooking surface is 30" x 36", that's a lot of burgers. Custom made to fit two large double-burners. The outer 'lip' along the sides and back will sit on top of the counter top. The drain tube will have a hose hose-clamped to it and will go to a grease trap under the counter. I'll try to get some pictures of it once it's installed.
I designed it in CAD then had the flat pattern laser cut and cnc bent.
- Location
- West Jordan
Damn. That's a cool cook top!
rholbrook
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Kaysville, Ut
This thread should be called the "Mike's Showing Off Again" thread. Amazing work.
sawtooth4x4
Totally Awesome
- Location
- Land of East Laytonshire
My $700 Mercedes 420SEL
I may have slammed it a bit. And may take another 1/2 a coil out of the rear
I may have slammed it a bit. And may take another 1/2 a coil out of the rear
- Location
- Stinkwater
So cool.Started with this:
turned to this:
and then:
still fill and blocking it now, then will fiberglass a negative mold from it, and make a final repop version out of fiberglass or carbon fiber, and cut out a hole for the light.
Yeah there is a guy in Russia who made some out of fiberglass and tried to market them on one of my hummer forums at 5,000 Rubles which is about $145. But he's also being really sketchy and flakey.
I've been half debating on making a negative mold if the entire hood/light pod combo and making a resin-infused CF copy.
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boogie_4wheel
Active Member
- Location
- North Salt Lake, Utah
Building a new trailer to haul my street bike (or dirt bike) around. Axle is from a waverunner trailer. Frame is 1.5x3x11ga. Deck is approx 7'8"L x 46"W. It does have a slight dove tail to it.
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