Ripping Out Old and Unnecessary Wiring in the FlatNasty!

We got shiny here Marcus in those pockets I still need something good, what's going on? We will return it to the channel today. I'm in the back of the Flatty and have a couple things done on the D ring. The back has a well in the front. I've been welding like the shocks, things like that filling the holes, we got moisture from the welding material, so now I'm working on the rear sway bar and we have it mounted on the truck and these are some guys that remember the Richmond sway bars here, we're drifting with it so here what I'm going to do next is take a measurement from the sway bar to the axle after I put these nice board mounts in place probably like here honestly somewhere in This area and we find out exactly where the axle drops and then we can measure our bars right there and calculate how long they need to be so that Every time the suspension drops completely, you know, drops completely on the jump, the sway bars don't prevent the The axle falls off completely, so I can't figure it out, so guys, what we were going to do is with the sway bar back here.

It was reused, let's reuse the old ladder bars that were on the truck with our new Himes, but the tube is different. I guess the Hinds have a different ordering style or something, so I'll go back to Stuart tomorrow to get the right tube size and do it that way. the right way so we mount the sway bar we have the entire length of the bar measured because we know we need 31 inches city thinking 30 or 31 inches overall for i2i because we're going to have to have it so that's what what are we going to do.

What do I have for the stabilizer bar? I'm going to finish welding these shock mounts and then weld the frame some more and then we'll move on to figuring out some of the things we can do once it gets dark so we're out of daylight so I'll be able to get to the real thing. , I can get a toolbox and start building the inside toolbox that will hold our battery and all that good stuff, so let me get back to welding, so up here on the front of the truck that I'm currently removing. all the things we don't need like cruise control.

I ripped out the front brake line that goes from the driver's side to the passenger's side since we're going to use a brake line right here for the rear which is for the front which is for the rear so we have a count for the front axle caliper on the rear axle will actually hold opinions, so we've got all that ripped out, we've got all the vacuum lines for the all-wheel drive that we're not using right here. I'm working on shooting. The vacuum actuator for the cruise control has a vacuum hose ellipse tool, that's probably why Cruz has never worked like this, but trying to figure it out, maybe we should have gone through a couple of mega trucks, it's okay, use that one more, the reason why the engine Fuel Line Harness, we're going to modify the engine harness to put it over the factory stock or the other harness that we got from my friend Jeremy Gray.

Gray's performance is sending us everything we need to put the common rail here. Next I'm going to remove the battery cable and take a 13 millimeter plug, so if you're trying to figure out how I got the cables, the cables have been like a year so the truck and I remember we now had the nitrous hooked up to the speaker wires that's right here, so this guy is all relay in everything, yeah, that's how he connected it, so I think I'm going to leave a wire like this, let's hook it up to the night yourself, I'm not going to take the Nitrous Solenoid off the truck, we are going to use nitrous with a definitely new engine, so whose pressure sensor is it?

That shouldn't be all. Battery. The drum key where Brad came up with a new concern. Inc., whatever that means. So Brad, what does it mean? what a joint like grabbing something without ink nothing coming out of this truck be careful thanks you knew that although yes or no well you know what there is no vacuum pump with this engine I put a little vacuum a small electric vacuum pump so you can see it working , see We don't need air conditioning here in Florida, no one ever said what that is, but the air conditioning and the fire truck are a little fan on the school buses and the heaters.

You know, Brad is the master sweeper here in Will's district. We're about to put Brad in charge. sweeper in a second first do it right good impact okay I think I have almost everything first I'm moving out of here you're not going to use me you want to eat it we have a lot of work to do on things, so in the process of showing our thumb, already You know, I spelled diesel on the ground, now I'm ready to get that sending unit out of there or the sump, maybe one day, so another good news. I reached an agreement with the guys to move bumpers. sending me a whole bumper it has junk all over the screen looks like a doodoo computer there we go anyway so you're spilling it everywhere yeah okay anyway move the bumpers he's sending me a full classic style front bumper we're going to put in front of this bad girl, she looks pretty sick, hopefully we'll have it next week sometime tomorrow.

Aaron and I are going to go to the FTI transmissions transfer case, things like with the sniper transfer case on these gold ones and watch them build our transfer. case and pick up ours tomorrow so that's really exciting so we're going to clean up here run the Royal King quickly and find a tool box and then I have the factory shifter and stuff here off the truck. Make a copy of the bottom pattern with cardboard. I've got a nice new piece of aluminum that I'm going to drill out and rip down to the floor, cover that hole and seal it with a little bit of silicone to try to get a little bit of a seal out of the cab of the truck, we'll see what's in here and then we'll do it. we will clean.

I reassured you to buy from Delta Champion Gierlach's road toolbox. It's slightly off $50 and I have tons of stuff we got. from Amazon, so you guys in the last video are not the bits that we have, but to start we have an auxiliary battery, it's a 1.5 minute Schumacher, yes, and maintainer, yes, what we're going to do with this is that we have a The battery inside the toolbox is a mass of glass, there is no accident or anything like that. It could be acidic. I don't know, but you don't need to breathe early for any of that, so now the battery in the toolbox has two batteries. the front of the truck, so we have this maintainer.

I'll hook it up to the battery inside the toolbox and I'll have a plug in here, just like we hook up your truck to feed at night, we'll hook it up to make a truck in each night so it can stay charged whether it's the day after we go out of London all day long or at the Salone event or just in general, there are a lot of parking lots where we're not playing where you can stay plugged into the battery of our stuff because there's a lot of it. Some of you may or may not know that the mega trucks used a ton of electricity, from turning on stereos to sitting there idle, all kinds of good stuff, everyone hooked up their phones to their cameras, fall stuff like that, so I have a 2000 watt too.

Power inverter, let's connect it inside the box. Also this tool box, each hall drill will have an eyelet and it will be a seal as much as possible on the silicone and it has a seal on top. It's a double wall toolbox so whatever people do, it won't collapse and they'll maintain that seal, so we'll keep all of these sealed electronics as clean as possible so we don't have a power issue on the truck. You are going to install the sound system. of wet sounds and all that good stuff, so we've got our battery in there, we're going to start dialing in measurements and my fuel cells want to come in here too, so I know part of their plan.

I don't like the idea of ​​having a battery and when you try to power an area, but everything will be sealed and ventilated properly and there won't be any problems with the motor here, so I guess then you start doing some measurements. I know outside we're putting twenty gallons or a fifteen gallon fuel cell inside, alright guys, so what I'm doing here is I've got our battery tray here in the corner like we talked about and I'm actually riveting it to the floor and The reason I riveted it again is because I don't want the bolt to stick out of the bottom because we have rubber on the bottom for the tool box on the platform so the washers there are fine so now that I have the battery holder down.

Put this battery in it trying to get better, of course, take the battery box, we'll sit in the truck because it's very heavy, but there's the fact that I have a lot of money in there, 850 dollars later, it was enough, yeah. so let's go to $850 on this little toolbox full of gadgets it doesn't include all the gadgets in it okay so let's keep the battery low or don't stagger around here we're doing jumps or racing our cars and driving between people. RV and for all the people coming out of the motovun, we'll screw it up, we'll trim these things a little bit, we need a permanent marker somewhere, you know, where it says Redford, yeah, we put it

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off people's arms and stuff, yeah , and our protection after all. the house i want to just try does this thing fit could it be permanently there yeah it's not supposed to be a hook i don't know what it is it's not going away right now littering there's a battery i held oh hell no no battery mounted , check now under the other 953 million things we have to do next, we have a $60 power inverter, it will probably burn the whole truck down one day, but uh, 2000 watts, as I mentioned a moment ago when I took the freedom to cut.

Take the Gator clamps off because he just made them so he can connect them to a battery temporarily and we're going to put some connectors on the end of these similar to those, but this size right for our battery and where this thing is wired directly. battery all the time and since I've been doing it, you guys probably already know that I don't like screwing things or having a whole stick and blowing up the side of the toolbox, so I did it and Brad decided we're not going to go for it. The fuel cell in the box we will mount on the platform and then we will put the water tank here so we can fill the pool box with some water and connect the battery and ground everything perfect I can see.

Now the water is leaking into the battery inverter, the Greens would be somewhere, so maybe somewhere down here where we can see what's going on. I guess it has to be that way, so yeah, I guess there won't be a bad place. Whatever works. wires right up there and then we can plug things in, no, apparently it's there. Oh, what's there, though okay, now it's our USB plug and things like that, you'll see in a moment what I'm getting here, but I'm out. the outside daddy, smart man, he is, I just poke holes a little over there Bruce, what's attached to the curse, tight seals, tight stockings, tight stockings, all them fast guys break like that, where are those animals of outside still in bed next to us?

We're going to go ahead and open up our hole over here so we can put all of our stuff in and that will hopefully center it right. Hopefully there are good words, okay, we'll get them all. We have the most stylish mud truck ever on the first day like this. These are all interesting things we're doing and they're not going to last. They'll get muddy before we get the easy stuff. This also has a cool little feature: one just deep enough, it just has a voltmeter in there that tells us how much voltage is in the batteries. there's a multifunctional power panel mounted on a doohickey oh yeah yeah this is what it means to stay up on amazon too late trying to figure out what you don't need now he made it it's disassembled now you made it so these just They are hand tied. capable, they are all hand painted, owned and done, I did it right, done, now I need a Miller inverter.

Why are we going to stretch the toolbox? I'll take it out again so we can put it together if it fits. It sends. I'm going to get all kinds of gadgets here. I need to put the lid on it, so does it fill the hole? Fill the box by making flour. Here we will put the drain cover permanently. I would like Lola to be okay, now we have to figure out how. The most important thing is not to move it, Bolton straps. I should have gotten a strap kit or where we get some of those lawn mowers, you know, that hold things down and we drill holes and rivet them here and here now to keep it from moving, we just can.

I don't use it, so we set up theinverter inside the toolbox here and I'll show it to you, hopefully you can see it. I can see if we'll do it, yeah, it's good and we riveted it level into place and now I've got this plug here. The clean boxes here in the trash just have some fancy screws and what this does allows us to plug in our truck, everything on board, charge it like I was mentioning to the trickle charger without having to run cables out of the toolbox, one with cables everywhere. the truck, so let's put it here too, maybe like down here when you think down here somewhere, yeah, Edward, we're right on top of it up here too, so we can't go directly on top of everything, it has to be. five inches or more, our price goes there, yeah, it's not far enough around here, but it opens up to those outlets.

Notice, remember, yeah, here guys, we're mounting the battery maintenance battery charger, which makes this plug into our outlet that goes out. here and then we have the battery cables that you are there to plug the battery into charging in the name you are looking for your battery, yes I know, but the battery is a name, no more dream so friends. I have something here, we have some for many more straps, where does it ship right here to hold the tank? It doesn't maintain it, but it will be full of water almost all the time. I don't plan it. let it go down a lot so that the hose and let it know run, get dirty, make a mess and run free.

What I'm going to do is use this hose right here to run to the front truck for the windshield wipers we were really interested in last night on the Box spray nozzles, they're like a fan spray pattern, remount them on the windshield or the calendar truck to keep the windshield hitting with water the entire time we are outside. The mud shoots out in the mud hole, so we don't come here to the one we have in the back of the truck to spray whatever we can spray, but I don't have a little slinky or 40 accordions and a saw hose. just a cold ring here with this wand on, I'm in front of it also shortens the water a little bit and then this house will run down the front of the truck, that's where you are, so we'll back everything out of here pretty good. our cables are organized here so they don't get in the way of the turtle charger and yes, the water pump, the problem is that every time you plug it in it is always running, it has a pressure switch that turns it off, so we have to put an I I'm not putting an on-off switch somewhere for this or seeing what needs to be done is probably like a master ignition switch for this on the box here and then when we're we'll go run the truck, it we'll turn it on so it's always I have built in pressure in place, put another valve, water valve, electronic water valve, right where the windshield is, so every time the valves open their spring when you turn off, this will build pressure and it will It'll close on its own, so I'll find out something, so what? he's digging and we're trying to figure out what he needed to put in this empty spot here inside the toolbox and I knew there was something else and I talked about the math of running water in the truck and if you guys were here for drag racing. days, you know I was planning to run or used to run water meth and drag truck.

I was into 1/2 mile races, stuff like that, so I found my old new performance tank and Brad is holding our pump and apparatus on my

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for 2016 don't look at it, I'm much better now, so this putt or this tank will settle and are incredibly perfect. I guess so, we want with the nozzle right here where the water comes out optimistic back, so now that baby over there and we can mount the pump into an awesome golf heart, let's take it apart. Not everything works in snow and well, yeah, it should probably be close to the widget washer for Lake Montaigne about that, even if we mount it like up here Not bad, it looks a lot better, actually, right there, right there, It goes directly to the pump.

Ernie makes him good like this, he's good like this, straight to the bomb. You connect here and there. Still annoying and then walks out the door. So this is going to be activated by boost, so I'll probably set it to a boost pressure switch. I don't know if we're going to have this setup for the first event, but I definitely want to go and put it here at least and It would be inside the truck or here or if things still work because it's corroded, corroded, see, it's corroded, so I don't know , anyway we're going to screw it all up here, well, friends, I've done a lot of things.

I have the snow water pump or the methanol pump and here I have the backflow prevention valve mounted here and then we have the flow solenoid which basically adds water flow once the pump is mounted to the tanks and I went ahead and We plugged in our USB ports here, our 12 volt charging ports and all that good stuff and it's turning out really nice. You are going to come and see it in person at the Redneck Yacht Club Perry, the Iron Horse mud park in Perry, Florida. I call Perry. because that's what I've always brought, but iron horse mud ranch, you guys had to come to the truck to see the attention to detail.

I may not be the best fabricator, but I can actually wire some really nice things, so, yeah, Brandon. You're going to take your phone charger because we have twelve point six volts in our battery when you try well like the king of having a dead phone like if you have a full charge, it'll be here, but I love a half empty phone oh. Damn even that lights up look at that and these are 2.1 amp high these ain't shit one capable of plugging into sushi doom she's better than a little charger you got going good hey clean up come back turn it on, ooh, this won't stay.

He's fine for so long, but he's definitely great, although he's very excited, so there's really not much else he can do tonight. I've put the grommets here on the back of the box for our fuel hose. I'm sorry. water hose to go to the windshield, so that's there. I have the right size to seal our battery cable nice and clean. They're going to come out here on this side, our positive and negative, so I've got our grommets are all installed right there and our grommet is going to go from the water meth pump here to come out of the cold box, so we're going to have some miscellaneous wires that are going to go in to the toolbox here to activate the water methanol and I guess that.

It could be so, because the water pump here will be turned on by a master switch in the toolbox and every time we need to use the water pump, when we are not using it, when she is in general, we will have a switch. turn on the water pump because the way this pump works is once it has power it stays on until it builds pressure which has a circuit breaker up here on the head that turns it off so we're going to have a switch on here that you turn it on and then I'll just order a normally closed water valve and we'll put it under the cover where the water spigots will be so that every time it's opened the water pump will turn automatically. on them back here, so I don't have a ton of wires in the box, so the only wires we'll have from the cockpit to this box will be the wires to activate our water methanol so that the least amount of wires we have going in and coming out of this box, the more the better, it could be self-contained, the better, obviously, so we put some wood here between the tank, it might look a little sticky, but it's not going anywhere.

Neither does our water tank down there, so excuse me, I'm a little excited about this, it can get dirty and break very quickly, but it's there, the cables are there, it costs like 9 dollars on Amazon, so we can have one. in a pretty quick day to replace so yeah I don't think the ice is going to last long this is the first one that says they're both marine so I ordered a little

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rack here that's going to be a damn pimp I can't expect mercy if We find anything else we can eliminate in this box quickly, so there you have it guys, just take all that stuff out of the apartment since we didn't need it.

This can be a tedious process of loading up every little thing we are doing. conk you do a seam in the cockpit by the way everyone always asks in every video and I literally tell everyone in every video the cockpit is done or waiting for the engine rebuild kit to show up it's a very kit expensive and we are working with a company that will sponsor it, they will basically help us and bring this back to life, so be patient. I want to do it, you have no idea. I really want to finish the wall waiting, we are concentrating on finishing the platform.

We can arrive at Iron Horse Mud Ridge in Perry, Florida on March 5, so the cold box is about 90% ready. I just got on Amazon and the order for a relay box is full of four fuses and four relays to put relays in. and fuses in the water pumps and everything in here, so we're not going to burn anything down, not even a truck, start a fire, anything like that, and I found this box of gifts in my trailer, just old stuff, accessories and a small LED locked with reverse. lights up so find something good in there if you enjoyed the video let me know please like it but leave a comment below and let me know if you see anything like what I did or if you're enjoying the wiring or something go to brussels buy take your goods take your juice juice industrial injection diesel fuel additive and all the other good things will begin keychains we have a will to start coming to you this week I'm not going to tell you what it is just be I'm excited about it what's happening, so we'll see you later.

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