402 Horsepower
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Cargo Master
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402 Horsepower
While most here tune and delete for more power, I have been somehow coerced into the old-school method, one horsepower at a time. Her name is Cali and she turns money and food into poop. My wife informed me that said horse + 1 would be joining us camping, so after some modifications to a horse trailer I never knew I needed, we were on our way... Half way up long steep grade #3, a 'tire pressure sensor fault' message appeared. Checked the tires, all OK. Message came and went a few more times. I added a wireless camera in the horse trailer, so to eliminate that as in RF interference source, I removed it but still got another fault on the way back. Luckily, I came equipped with plenty of cold beer and a semi-useless dog.
The ladies... I'm completely outnumbered
The ladies... I'm completely outnumbered
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Wow, if ya gotta be outnumbered at least they're your girls.....
The droopy back end might be intentional, folks like the look out there on the left coast. I believe it's called the "Cali lean".
The droopy back end might be intentional, folks like the look out there on the left coast. I believe it's called the "Cali lean".
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I don't care for the Cali-lean, and I don't have any tattoos or call everyone 'bro'
I could go higher but it just raises the camper's center of gravity even more. It's nice to have it adjustable. I guess I was too lazy to adjust after loading the extra 2hp, would be nice to have OBA system. I bought a Viair 88P for now.
I usually put only 20-25psi in the bags to get it level. The dominator bags are 7" diameter so have 2x the surface area, and need only half the air pressure as the normal airlift/firestone bags.
The camper door is almost 4 feet off the ground, I guess I do need that system to empty the bags and lower it for the kids safety.
Air system is cheaper than this...
I could go higher but it just raises the camper's center of gravity even more. It's nice to have it adjustable. I guess I was too lazy to adjust after loading the extra 2hp, would be nice to have OBA system. I bought a Viair 88P for now.
I usually put only 20-25psi in the bags to get it level. The dominator bags are 7" diameter so have 2x the surface area, and need only half the air pressure as the normal airlift/firestone bags.
The camper door is almost 4 feet off the ground, I guess I do need that system to empty the bags and lower it for the kids safety.
Air system is cheaper than this...
