I am big into rock crawling. If I install this will I lose any clearance? especially regarding decants?
2008123
The muffler component is actually more compact that the original, but the exhaust tips extend a bit beyond my bumper. My gut is they would get in the way in some instances where your angle is really severe. They're in the middle rather than to one side like the original, so they are exposed a bit. Hope this helps!
2008124
The muffler body sits tucked up somewhat. The tips do extend just below the bumper but I would not say they hang down. My rig is lifted three inches and on 35s and I've done some rock crawling myself and so far have not had any issues.
2008125
I think there is a little better clearance than the stock muffler, but for even more clearance you can remove the two tips with a simple loosening of the clamp bolt when you are in the field getting ready to crawl. I like this exhaust because I can hear RPMs, motor laboring and tone which I prefer over no sound at all. It's sound is another input to how I handle the Jeep. I used this sensory input when I use to road race vintage cars. The exhaust tone will deepen somewhat after about 3 or 4 months use. It's not for everyone, but I like to hear my Jeep exhaust, adds some more fun to the driving experience. Good Luck. I think there is a little better clearance than the stock muffler, but for even more clearance you can remove the two tips with a simple loosening of the clamp bolt when you are in the field getting ready to crawl. I like this exhaust because I can hear RPMs, motor laboring and tone which I prefer over no sound at all. It's sound is another input to how I handle the Jeep. I used this sensory input when I use to road race vintage cars. The exhaust tone will deepen somewhat after about 3 or 4 months use. It's not for everyone, but I like to hear my Jeep exhaust, adds some more fun to the... » Read More I think there is a little better clearance than the stock muffler, but for even more clearance you can remove the two tips with a simple loosening of the clamp bolt when you are in the field getting ready to crawl. I like this exhaust because I can hear RPMs, motor laboring and tone which I prefer over no sound at all. It's sound is another input to how I handle the Jeep. I used this sensory input when I use to road race vintage cars. The exhaust tone will deepen somewhat after about 3 or 4 months use. It's not for everyone, but I like to hear my Jeep exhaust, adds some more fun to the driving experience. Good Luck. « Show Less
2008126
If you install this, the muffler will be much smaller, but the pipes will stick down and out too much for you. I think you will be fine if you are willing to leave the extensions off and possibly cut the duals off a little. Should tuck them up nicely under the back bumper. You could also have a muffler shop fix a piece of pipe on the inlet with a slight bend so that the muffler will swing up higher in the back. Hope this helps.
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I don't know about the liquid because I used the paste version, but I see no reason why it couldn't. I would suggest reading the warnings on the label prior to purchasing the liquid. I use a product called Wipe-New for the black plastic trim. It is amazing stuff; costs about $20; offered by Amazon. I have used other products that are touted as being geared toward restoring the "black" in the plastic trim, but I haven't had much luck with them. Wipe-New is dyno-mite! The stuff works as advertised, lasting for month after month. Of course, it lasts longer if the vehicle is parked indoors when not in use. I don't know about the liquid because I used the paste version, but I see no reason why it couldn't. I would suggest reading the warnings on the label prior to purchasing the liquid. I use a product called Wipe-New for the black plastic trim. It is amazing stuff; costs about $20; offered by Amazon. I have used other products that are touted as being geared toward restoring the "black" in the plastic trim, but I haven't had much luck with them. Wipe-New is dyno-mite! The stuff works as advertised, lasting for month after month. Of course, it lasts longer if the vehicle is parked... » Read More I don't know about the liquid because I used the paste version, but I see no reason why it couldn't. I would suggest reading the warnings on the label prior to purchasing the liquid. I use a product called Wipe-New for the black plastic trim. It is amazing stuff; costs about $20; offered by Amazon. I have used other products that are touted as being geared toward restoring the "black" in the plastic trim, but I haven't had much luck with them. Wipe-New is dyno-mite! The stuff works as advertised, lasting for month after month. Of course, it lasts longer if the vehicle is parked indoors when not in use. « Show Less
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I don't know. I've personally used it on everything that crawls creeps etc. been using for about a decade. Don't have slugs though
1610882
Think you could do that. I haven't done it, maybe its going to be a little bumpy but should work. Don't know if that gonna affect the glue that sticks the AccuPark to the floor in the long term. I can tell its a great product and has been the solution for accurate parking.
99778
I think that simply using it as directed will get better results. Near the ant trail squeeze out a glob about the size of a green pea. The ants love the stuff and go out of their way to bring it back to the colony. I wouldn't dilute it.
1363006
It all depends on what you're applying it to. If you have slimy rocks no way will stick to it.
569267
Yes, that would not be sn issue. You should still have plenty of clearance, too
701770
Don't forgt the incline... at 10% it will reduce your ceiling clearance by around 3-4 inches
194305
The tap itself is about 2 3/4" long. Should work with the clearance you have identified. However, the Helicoil installation tool is a bit longer nearly 4 inches long. You may be able to cut it down to make it work, but I can't say for sure.
2175540
Definitely, Put a drop of Loctite or some type of adhesive and you should be good to go.
2190261
That's a tough one as I have only used it for it's intended use and it doesn't received any foot traffic. I will say that after being on the "lip" of my chimney it is quite hard and one could walk on it. Maybe you should try a small area to find out. When first applied it is quite sticky but as time goes by it firms up. My coating has been on a little over two years.
161645
Shouldn't be a problem. Feibing or Pecard should work fine for you. Both are mostly bees wax and petroleum jelly. No mink or neatsfoot oil that might over-soften the lizard hide and make it mushy and/or weak.
1407335
It will fit but I don't like the design if this at all. The way it's set up, the U bolts face forward. Meaning the nuts are on the front side of the track bar. When I went rock crawling I lost two nuts and one entire reservoir was sitting on the front of the track bar as opposed to the top. Wouldn't recommend if you go rock crawling.
1538026
I'd recommend you buy D-Mannose in powder form and mix it with water. It's slightly sweet. The capsules are mainly for convenience. Piping Rock in up-state NY has it in powder form at a reasonable price.
1446167
We use it for on quartzite, granite and limestone and are very happy with the results. The companies web site is very good but my wife had some specific questions. She called Technical Support at the company and felt they were extremely knowledgeable and helpful. I would highly suggest calling them to discuss your particular application if the web site doesn't address your questions. The comment about proper ventilation is important. The product is solvent based as opposed to water based and you must have good ventilation as a minimum and a mask for a larger area.
271418
It does have some drag prior to use. I was a little worried myself, but it worked great upon install.
1633180
I am towing a popup camper, and am having no issues with clearance. Worst case, I would think, is that you may need an extended draw bar. I would try it first to see if it works without it, and then buy one if needed. We love this bike rack, by the way. I hope that helps.