Looks just fine to meNot to my ranger but I did fiddle with the oil catch can I got yesterday. Added some fabric tape and scrap shrink tubing to prevent scratching.
Before you judge my awful bracket, I made this 4-5 years ago using only 2 vice grips, 2 drill bits for my drill, hack saw and sandpaper. Used the vice grips to bend the shape.
I KNOW.. looks like ass. It's a proof of concept for now lmao.
It works, but I definitely plan on making a new one that looks better.
Amateur hour. For redneck engineering I could show you some master level stuff...Not to my ranger but I did fiddle with the oil catch can I got yesterday. Added some fabric tape and scrap shrink tubing to prevent scratching.
Before you judge my awful bracket, I made this 4-5 years ago using only 2 vice grips, 2 drill bits for my drill, hack saw and sandpaper. Used the vice grips to bend the shape.
I KNOW.. looks like ass. It's a proof of concept for now lmao.
Holy heck - 45 bucks?!?!
I looked at Futomo, but with going off-road some I was more concerned about a stick draining my oil or the thing getting full of grit in the moving parts. I bought a Valvomax for my RS as well.
That sucks Steve. Try car-part.com. It searches salvage yards in Canada, Mexico, and USA. You might save $300-$400.Taillight upgrade!
somehow managed to back into a pole that didn’t hit the bumper or the body but only the tail light. BLIS still works though.
Cant explain the heart attack I had when I saw the price of a new one… 1200 Canadian!! Anyone have any Intel on cheaper ones? Will try eBay, and until
Then…. The tape stays!
I originally used this bracket in my F150, as the can was under the intake box; Out of sight.
I'm getting some of those moisture beads from the mechanics at work, and going to try and remedy it... As it is, my cowling keeps popping off from whwrr they fixed my windshield leaking... Smfh.Warranty case?
