Not sure what it actually does? ?Finally bit the bullet and installed my positive pressure vent (PPV) on the OVRLND last night:
More photos and some details on a post in Expedition Portal
Haha, sorry. It's a marine hatch vent that people have been using to create positive pressure in truck caps, which is a great way to keep dust out. Since the PPV is up high in the front and I put a filter in it, it allows air in but pressurizes and keeps dust from getting sucked in other places like the tailgate. Jay at OVRLND has installed some. The vent is a cabin hatch vent that's designed to ventilate without letting rain in, we just add an air filter and it works well. You can also close and open it at anytime if need be, like I probably will once the snow flies.
So I took the bed light out. Bought a second one off of eBay. Destroyed it by drilling it out and running the intake hose through it then silicone to seal it. On the underside I took some thin aluminum and blocked off the area where the intake is to protect it from water and dirt/mud. The hole where exhaust goes. Drilled that out using a big ass step drill. I need to get some exhaust tape to help mitigate the heat in that area. The exhaust will then be stubbed out on the bumper which was test fit a few weeks ago.
Oh man, I would love to see the bike rack + swing out when it's done. I've been thinking the same thing, at least if I could carry fuel (gas+propane) on the swing out with my bikes.Having a local guy mod the bumper for a swing out and side protection. Plus bike rack, and the center will have MOLLE panel so I can mount Jerry cans and propane/ whatever else I decide. I have a TMR Customs super mega bearing swing out. Little piece at a time.
Not really for sure. Came with the rig and has no markings that I have found so far. It has barely been used if at all and opens nice and tall with good support.
Yes, Carson City
