This week we hit a low of -49 celsius (-51 fahrenheit) with plenty of snow!
The air tank will touch the ground with the air completely out of the bags. The bed will completly cover the exposed half of the air tank so no one will see.
The back end is on and we got rid of the factory end plates for the mounting of the bumper. We will have to of course weld it in with it being held in place with a few small welds.
The air tank is mounted in now and now we have to box in the frame around this area and then we have plenty of grinding ahead of us.
Bracket made for the Oasis compressor to fit in the middle of the frame. Haven't put the bottom plate in yet but the Oasis has 4 screw in points on the bottom. I am trying to figure out a way to clean up the compressor by either powdercoating it or chrome certain parts.
Tight fit between the Oasis bracket and the ports for the air bags.
As it will sit on the back. We just need to mount the bottom plate to complete the Oasis bracket. As you can see on the back brace we have it marked ready to remove two parts so that we can fit the batteries in place. The battery tray is on the bottom right (got these already made from summit racing)
The air tank is mounted in now and now we have to box in the frame around this area and then we have plenty of grinding ahead of us.
Bracket made for the Oasis compressor to fit in the middle of the frame. Haven't put the bottom plate in yet but the Oasis has 4 screw in points on the bottom. I am trying to figure out a way to clean up the compressor by either powdercoating it or chrome certain parts.
Tight fit between the Oasis bracket and the ports for the air bags.
As it will sit on the back. We just need to mount the bottom plate to complete the Oasis bracket. As you can see on the back brace we have it marked ready to remove two parts so that we can fit the batteries in place. The battery tray is on the bottom right (got these already made from summit racing)
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