I've been getting a lot of PMs about the Snow kit and how I mounted it.
It's simple to install and should take like 2 hours to do.
1. I mounted the tank in the corner and drilled a 1/4" hole for the hose to go through to the pump.
2. I took off the wheel and peeled back the wheel well plastic. and mounted the pump directly under where the tank is (under the frame rail)
(the white hose is going to run into the pump it leads to the bottom of the resivoir tank above and the black wire is the ground)
3. I then used a 1/4" NPT Tap to drill a hole for the nozzle and then screwed it in gently. I added some loc-tite to the inner theads.
4.This is where I mounted the Variable Controller. It's very attractive piece of the Stage II system, there are only 2 wires that come from the pump, (+/-) the (+) will hook into my Variable Contoller.
This is where I mounted the LED's
The Green one is for when the kit is spraying.
The Red one is the methanol low level indicator.
Call Matt @ Snow Performance b/c this kit rocks! He's very helpful and you can visit the site Snow Performance
It's simple to install and should take like 2 hours to do.
1. I mounted the tank in the corner and drilled a 1/4" hole for the hose to go through to the pump.
2. I took off the wheel and peeled back the wheel well plastic. and mounted the pump directly under where the tank is (under the frame rail)
(the white hose is going to run into the pump it leads to the bottom of the resivoir tank above and the black wire is the ground)
3. I then used a 1/4" NPT Tap to drill a hole for the nozzle and then screwed it in gently. I added some loc-tite to the inner theads.
4.This is where I mounted the Variable Controller. It's very attractive piece of the Stage II system, there are only 2 wires that come from the pump, (+/-) the (+) will hook into my Variable Contoller.
This is where I mounted the LED's
The Green one is for when the kit is spraying.
The Red one is the methanol low level indicator.
Call Matt @ Snow Performance b/c this kit rocks! He's very helpful and you can visit the site Snow Performance