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09-16-2015, 11:08 AM
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Wide n'Low
 
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: La Center, WA
Posts: 1,511
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Re: 68 Burb - Project - GoldMember
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On the pump mounting, my first attempt didn't pan out, I was thinking that I would put them end to end on a shelf/bracket, but it ended up a bit longer than I wanted and didn't tuck in near the bumper bracket well enough. so that's when I got back online and looked for ideas around the web.. seeing several compressors sitting side by side on various vehicles, I knew that was the ticket and should have plenty of room in that configuration. I was late getting home, so by the time I hit the shop it was already well after 9:30. I did finish mounting the compressors last night and plumbed the leader lines to the water traps. It came out fairly tidy. I then finished the line between the two tanks, and ran the final line from the tank output to the interior where the VU4 will live. The only other thing I managed to get done was mounting the VU4 and ECU to the panel I made.. Better than nothing.. Hope the rest of the week goes better.
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