Toolbox?

[Kazer]

Tons of room with the bin out (if you have one)

 

[College Student]

My net area holds my amp

i don't even get this area, my x has the stock sub and amp in that location, but i have the net on the other side
but im currenty building a new sub box and taking out one of my big a** speakers, i might build it to flip opn for hidden storage
and yes kazer but did you take something out off yours mine seems smaller and less open than that

 

[Kazer]

yeah I did. Theres suppose to be a plastic bin in there but you can remove it by prying it up around the edges

 

[Ronin8002]

Tons of room with the bin out (if you have one)

Agree. I figure if I do a dual battery setup I can fit an optima in there and make a hold down bracket.

I bought one of these to put some some bungees, ratchet straps, small sleeping bag, polypro thermal shirt and trousers, coveralls, and a small bottle of extra coolant mix. Need to tighten up the top straps so it doesn't sag, but otherwise I love it. I haven't used the zipper pockets yet either. It saves room in my jack compartment for other stuff:

 

[Maxstealth04]

Why dont your store it in the cloor compartments in your "bed"

 

[Ronin8002]

Why dont your store it in the cloor compartments in your "bed"

mainly because this is in the way

 

[Maxstealth04]

And what is that?

 

[Triton8273]

And what is that?

On Board Air system

 

[Maxstealth04]

for?

 

[Triton8273]

Filing up tires, using air tools.

I'm eventually going to put the same on in mine.

 

[Maxstealth04]

that little tank will run air tools?

 

[Triton8273]

It will get up to 200psi but wont hold for too long, but it's enough for light duty tools.

Read his instal thread:http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2817461#post2817461

 

[Maxstealth04]

Ahhhh!!!! Guess that is why I get all cordless stuff.Neat thing though, kinda cool.

 

[Ronin8002]

Works great for tires. As for air tools I have used an impact gun on it to remove lugnuts and other things. Will also run an air ratchet for small jobs. Haven't tried an air grinder on it yet but probably would have enough air to cut maybe a 1/4" - 3/8" bolt before draining the tank. Like Kyle said it has a high PSI but it's only a 2.5 gallon tank so it drains pretty quick with air tools.

Mainly I bought it to use on the trail, but I like also to use it for quick things at home instead of setting up the larger shop compressor and having to wait for it fill. Though if I were doing some major disassembly of something on the truck at home the larger compressor is more appropriate.

I probably could have bought some nice cordless tools for the same amount of money I put into it but I figured I already had all the air tools and I'd also get the capability to inflate tires.