2011 Yukon Denali 7" FTS lift... custom build for Denali

[08grey]

Also finally got time to install my Nathan K3H in place of Shockers. They are definitely louder and take up more room. Still need to add additional compressor and air tank for longer blast times.

Tilt them down a little so water runs out and does not collect on the diaphragm.


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[01Konvict]

Tilt them down a little so water runs out and does not collect on the diaphragm.

I might do that later when I space the brackets down in the front. Not quite the angle I was hoping for in the beginning. There tucked up behind the bumper so far it doesn't even get wet. Mainly moisture from compressor but I drain them a couple times a week. If I could flip them for seepage holes to work that would be nice.

 

[08grey]

Just need a very very small downward angle less than level and your good.

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Just need a very very small downward angle less than level and your good.

Thanks! I will get spacers for the front of brackets. Do you have a set?

 

[08grey]

I usually use rubber as a spacer. The vibration from the horns likes to kill things like airbag sensors and lights so buffering the vibration to the chassis is a good thing. I install lots of these things for people.

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I usually use rubber as a spacer. The vibration from the horns likes to kill things like airbag sensors and lights so buffering the vibration to the chassis is a good thing. I install lots of these things for people.

I got an 1/8" thick rubber between bracket and horns to dampen some vibrations. The mount has a rubber sheet between it too.

 

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Two coats of ceramic to help keep them polished. Going on soon...

 

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