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I picked up a Currie EZ Deflator from Wooders. It removes the valve core but lets you easily check the pressure at the same time as it retains the core for you. Neat piece of gear and now I can airdown each tyre in about 20 seconds and dont need to use the car key :)
Here's a pic
http://www.quadratec.com/Assets/Photos/p23199.jpg
Cheers
Steve
Looks cool, but letting down the tires is not the part that needs speeding up, its the pumping up. I know Wooders has got a solution for this too but I know its a lot more expensive than the EZ deflator. :cry:
Antz, you obviously dont use your front door/car key to let them down ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Antz
Takes me a while to connect up the swaybar, have a wiz etc. By the time I'm done my little 31's are all aired up :)
Cheers
Steve
This isn't exactly what you'd call cool in the same way as some new toy. However it's cool solving a problem for $50 instead of $150-200 for a bought one.
JayCar kit to correct my speedo.
http://www.jaycar.com.au/products_up...Large_7569.jpg
http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=KC5380
Put it together this afternoon & if i can find the time will wire it in tomorrow.
Make sure you tell us how it goes, I have one I've put together but haven't got around to wiring it in yet :) You could save me some hassle.
Cheers
Steve
bought some ice (the water type) for my mates house warming bash..
Let me know once wired if it adjusts your ECU (by checking the roof display fuel per 100km)Quote:
Originally Posted by wildturkey
Felt the need to clarify huh. It's ok, we're ya mates and we're here for ya man :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by billsta
Yep, will do. I know what you mean about hassle. Two hours of sifting through likes of wjjeeps.com and contradicting search results on U.S. forums... i nearly ditched the idea. Anyways, i found what i needed finally on JU in a thread from 2003!Quote:
Originally Posted by stevef
Doesn't work like that from what i read today. Also can depend on where you tap into the speed signal wire. Will explain in a new thread once i got it working.Quote:
Originally Posted by MRGC
I bought new tyres and a cardan front driveshaft yesterday...
Jezz that new Blue diff looks nice & light - tons of clearance too ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by maddog
Was thinking the same but you beat me to it ;)
I ordered these on Monday for the XJ :)
http://go.jeep-xj.info/DiscBrakes%20114.jpg
http://go.jeep-xj.info/DiscBrakes%20070.jpg
Cheers
Steve