🛠️ What Have You Done To Your LC250 Today?
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Do you have a link for the lights you added to the panel? Are they wired somewhere?
Is that the Victory 4x4 molle panels? I have those and really love them. I added the pet divider as well. My only gripe is that it rattles when you hit any bump, no matter how tight all of it has been secured. I do have a lot of weight added.
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It is the victory, and I haven’t noticed any rattling yet but I don’t have much weight on it, and honestly I drive with my music pretty loud
Added the Rugged Ridge hitch slider. Slim profile with a lot of protection. I had to bore out a third hitch pin hole to set it in flush to the bumper. Very heavy duty and I’m pretty sure it would save the bumper from a moderate hit to the rear end.
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I have the Victory 4x4 setup with pet divider. My rattle was caused by a zipper hitting the shelf. I flipped the bag over and no more rattles. Mine is solid and I love it.
My only wish is that the pet divider is easier to flip up or remove for large items needing the pass through. So far I have avoided it needing to remove it, but I am sure one of these days I will need to carry something that requires it.
Did yall follow the instructions and do the brackets first and piece it all together after that? I couldn’t for the life of me get any of those nuts to grab… I need to work on my phrasing lol
Today’s project was to get the AUX circuit breaker bracket printed and mounted. It turn out well. I will see how long the carbon fiber PETG holds up. Next up is the bus bar bracket. I also ordered some Rago Ditch Light Brackets as well as some Diode Dynamic SS3’s
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I bought the pet divider separately and installed it incorrectly at first. Took it apart and redid by following instructions and all worked well. It was definitely difficult working the nuts on the backside of the Molle panels, but I got used to it and got it done.
Gotcha, I had the upper shelf first and ended up taking it down and starting over… im impressed with your patience! I dropped those nuts easily a hundred times and gave up on the instructions lol
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(Ha, phrasing) Yeah, I set it up correctly, but I have a fire extinguisher and a dual ABR air compressor hanging from the window molle racks. My guess is that those are a little much for the setup. I’ve taken if out and retightened all the screws several times. I’m in no way upset with my purchase. I think Victory 4x4 sales a solid product, I’m just not sure it’s really intended for the weight I have applied.
My thoughts exactly… I wonder if there’s space for the compressor in that spot above where the jack is? I glanced at it the other day and it seems pretty big, might be worth looking into? I’d bet that EOD guy even has some info on it lol
Pretty sure I saw someone on here mount an ARB single there in place of the jack
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I doubt it would fit above the jack. There is a large space behind the Dvr's side, rear cargo side panel, just in front of the 12V battery. There is a large space behind the same trim panel at the "D" pillar (rear hatch corner). If you wanted to give up one of the storge compartments either behind the rear seats or the rear hatch area, there is quite a bit of space between the side of the compartments and the metal portion of the hybrid battery. One could carefully measure the air compressor and maybe cut out one of the walls of the compartment and let the compressor sit half in/ half out of the compartment.
Note: there is zero room behind the Pass side cargo trim panel.
(edit) my advise for determining if something will fit behind a trim panel......... mock up a cardboard box(s) to simulate the air compressor and see if it will physically fit, before wasting time with mounts.
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What is taking up the space behind the passenger side trim panel?
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The rear AC unit.
I would have thought either of these spots could potentially work, but I’ve never had this whole panel off, so not sure about real space… just glancing in through that little hatch/door above the jack, it seemed like a decent cavity
And now that I’m really looking the bottom spot is where the jack would be… maybe combine the two?
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The upper, left blue triangle has an opening similar to the bottom opening (yellow dashes). I mounted a circuit breaker there and it's blocking the view.
If you don't care about the jack cradle, it could be unbolted and a new mount fab'd..... the compressor should easily fit. There is a ton of room forward of the cradle but no coinvent mounting points (due to the 12v battery) for a bracket without spanning the entire space. Additionally the 4 relays would have to be relocated as they clip to the jack cradle.
If you don't care about the jack cradle, it could be unbolted and a new mount fab'd..... the compressor should easily fit. There is a ton of room forward of the cradle but no coinvent mounting points (due to the 12v battery) for a bracket without spanning the entire space. Additionally the 4 relays would have to be relocated as they clip to the jack cradle.
