i didnt have factory brackets for the front bumper. last year I made an interface bracket that bolts up to a front bumper if you flip the factory brackets and it works great, but without factory brackets I had to design a set.
this.... turned out to be a giant pain in the ass. holding the bumper in place with jacks and measuring turned out not to be as robust as templates, which I did on the FOURTH iteration.
you can run it tucked like that (which I prefer) or with a factory splash pan. I think sticking out with the pan looks like J Bottomtooth III.
I needed a win after that and started on the HVAC blower. The S10 HVAC is too wide to fit under the hood, so I move the blower INSIDE the firewall.
usually I have to make the piping from scratch to "turn 90 degrees" and also help locate the blower inside. but I happened to look around the shop and I have a thousand of these from my MIL, fit absolutely perfect
the airflow is much better than the last one I did and it literally took an hour to do, usually it is an all day thing.
reaching the end of this one. excited to start the ford this week.
this.... turned out to be a giant pain in the ass. holding the bumper in place with jacks and measuring turned out not to be as robust as templates, which I did on the FOURTH iteration.
you can run it tucked like that (which I prefer) or with a factory splash pan. I think sticking out with the pan looks like J Bottomtooth III.
I needed a win after that and started on the HVAC blower. The S10 HVAC is too wide to fit under the hood, so I move the blower INSIDE the firewall.
usually I have to make the piping from scratch to "turn 90 degrees" and also help locate the blower inside. but I happened to look around the shop and I have a thousand of these from my MIL, fit absolutely perfect
the airflow is much better than the last one I did and it literally took an hour to do, usually it is an all day thing.
reaching the end of this one. excited to start the ford this week.