Jack of all, thanks once again for making the time to share your build experience. Looks like a solid grey water install. Thanks especially for the heater pad leads. All of this info will get added to my “book of notes” as I continue to dream of doing, someday, what you are doing now.
thanks for all your videos i wanted to ask you did you install Sumo Springs on your transit and what kinds of shocks did you use also sumo springs did u use 2800 lbs ones thanks again
I did install Sumo springs. That is a video that will be out within the next few weeks. Installed the yellow ones. Also installed a set of Bilstein shocks too. Very solid rear end now 💪🏻
how did that heating pad worked and also your connection to the bottom of the gray tank instead of top whole? I am getting very different feedback on amazon for those heating pads
Has to be on the bottom of the tank. That's where the water is. And heat rises. Mine has been working great. Like I mentioned in the video it's important to test it when you get it by putting it in the freezer and making sure it pulls power. As long as it works it will be okay
Very nice video, thank you. My only concern is just that last component you installed reduced your ground clearance significantly, it could get destroyed easily by a somewhat elevated road bump.
Well they must not have speed humps where you go, because that discharge pipe would be the first casualty on Ozzie roads. Where I live there are so many friggin' humps, ditches, bad roads and angled driveways that anything THAT low would be literally ripped off the van. Everything else is top notch. Hell , I scrape my exhaust, right at the bend, all the time, let alone this super low and expensive. discharge pipe!.
Awesome video, thanks for sharing! How far forward does the NW conversion grey tank run on the van? I'd love to copy your install, but I'm concerned it may interfere with the espar fuel pump I have mounted to the forward most bracket on my transit 25 gallon fuel tank (exact location shown in this video: ruclips.net/video/gKKKpEl2vEc/видео.htmlsi=T5QbCpks_iM93zjI&t=820)
I watched your video and saw were you installed the pump. I can't guarantee anything but I think you would be okay because two things. It looks like you have your pump installed on the forward most cross brace so the tank may sit behind it and also there is space between the fuel tank and the water tank. So that area where you mounted the fuel pump is actually right between the fuel tank and the water tank.
Jack of all, thanks once again for making the time to share your build experience. Looks like a solid grey water install. Thanks especially for the heater pad leads. All of this info will get added to my “book of notes” as I continue to dream of doing, someday, what you are doing now.
Well said.
thanks for all your videos
i wanted to ask you did you install Sumo Springs on your transit and what kinds of shocks did you use
also sumo springs did u use 2800 lbs ones
thanks again
I did install Sumo springs. That is a video that will be out within the next few weeks. Installed the yellow ones. Also installed a set of Bilstein shocks too. Very solid rear end now 💪🏻
how did that heating pad worked and also your connection to the bottom of the gray tank instead of top whole? I am getting very different feedback on amazon for those heating pads
Has to be on the bottom of the tank. That's where the water is. And heat rises. Mine has been working great. Like I mentioned in the video it's important to test it when you get it by putting it in the freezer and making sure it pulls power. As long as it works it will be okay
Another informative video.
Very nice video, thank you. My only concern is just that last component you installed reduced your ground clearance significantly, it could get destroyed easily by a somewhat elevated road bump.
It's significantly higher still than the rear axle so if it gets destroyed I have way more problems.
Well they must not have speed humps where you go, because that discharge pipe would be the first casualty on Ozzie roads. Where I live there are so many friggin' humps, ditches, bad roads and angled driveways that anything THAT low would be literally ripped off the van. Everything else is top notch. Hell , I scrape my exhaust, right at the bend, all the time, let alone this super low and expensive. discharge pipe!.
Awesome video, thanks for sharing! How far forward does the NW conversion grey tank run on the van? I'd love to copy your install, but I'm concerned it may interfere with the espar fuel pump I have mounted to the forward most bracket on my transit 25 gallon fuel tank (exact location shown in this video: ruclips.net/video/gKKKpEl2vEc/видео.htmlsi=T5QbCpks_iM93zjI&t=820)
I watched your video and saw were you installed the pump. I can't guarantee anything but I think you would be okay because two things. It looks like you have your pump installed on the forward most cross brace so the tank may sit behind it and also there is space between the fuel tank and the water tank. So that area where you mounted the fuel pump is actually right between the fuel tank and the water tank.