Things are already falling off my S

neuromax wrote:

Thought is was RayRay with the step ladder sitting in the back....

reminds me of sheriff Buford T Justice patrol car in smokey and the bandit

Is that the Syracuse mascot laying in your yard in the 1st pic?

LOL, no its an inflatable pumpkin from halloween

Gotcha! Got the heater working yet?

Milkman wrote:

Gotcha! Got the heater working yet?

Not yet, its all plumed and wired but I have to figure out how to bleed it and get the antifreeze in the heater core.

Looking good so far. Hope ya can remember where everything goes when ya put it back together

jack the front as high as you can get it

Is the heater box sealed? Is there a fan in it? Wonder how it will hold up to that occasional deep mud hole.....

Lookin good!

RHarrah wrote:

Is the heater box sealed? Is there a fan in it? Wonder how it will hold up to that occasional deep mud hole.....

The heater core is sealed, has to be to hold the antifreeze. The fan itself is a different issue. I would imagine a submersion wouldn't be good for it at all. BUT its mounted up pretty high and there are a LOT of people running this same set up with no problems. I try to avoid deep mud these days anyway LOL

neuromax wrote:

RHarrah wrote:

Is the heater box sealed? Is there a fan in it? Wonder how it will hold up to that occasional deep mud hole.....

The heater core is sealed, has to be to hold the antifreeze. The fan itself is a different issue. I would imagine a submersion wouldn't be good for it at all. BUT its mounted up pretty high and there are a LOT of people running this same set up with no problems. I try to avoid deep mud these days anyway LOL

Heater sore yes, but I was referring to the box around the core that has the 2 duct holes shown in your picture.

You leaving those duct hole open or are you planning on ducting the heat to specific locations?

I noticed on Super daves that it was just about the same size as a prigle can , if you saved a few of thoselids in the summer and just blocked off back of the motor which was about the same size ....

way to go neuromax...you gonna be nice and warm this winter...

Daryl let me know when u want the swivel vents for the heater, just sitting in the building, looks good. Mine has been in for two years n still no problem. The only thing u won't like is as the weather gets real cold it won't blow super hot air when idling. I've checked n there's no other thermostat that can be installed. All n all I think you'll be pleased.

David, I may take you up on those vents, it points stright back right now which is fine but may be a little warm on one knee. I see what you mean about not blowing too hot when idoling but its not bad. I am sure when its under a load it will. I noticed that it knocks the engine temp down quickly when I turn the fan on. Should really help keep the engine cooler also. It was a pretty simple in stall just like you said it was. Thanks for the advice on it.

Looks good Neuro S!

I will have to add that. I may need some help.

Just let me know T, its very simple to install. Should take an afternoon with 2 working on it.

summit racing is where he got it

Nice set up....I may have to get me one of those for my candy azz...I hate cold weather but I love riding in it...NO DUST!!

Those that have them already, do you feel the heat with just a windshield and no doors while driving?

It seems to me like one would have to have the heat blowing onto you to feel it while driving without doors (with windows) to retain it in the cab....

Jet, it was from Summit. The heater was $150 and the Y' adapters were around $30 so for less than $200 I have heat, not a bad price in my opinion and I hope on the first ride with it that I still feel that way LOL

So what else are you doing to take the whole front end off ?

Looks Good!! Heat is a great thing.



I'm with Drew -- what else are you doing? The roll bar missing seems like overkill for a heater install. When I first saw the post I thought: "OMG he's got the Fusion out again!!"