OK I had a idea last night that it would be cool to have a thread with little tid bits of things that we've learnt about working on our VMAX'S, they can be a simple as the first one I will post or as complicated as one wants. I just hope this thread doesn't get turned into a debate thread and stays as it was intended, "Things I have learnt"
I have rarely seen a VMAX that the scoops were not scratched from taking the fake tank off and on. There has always been some shape points on the tank that hit the scoops when taking it off and putting it on.
I contacted a rubber manufacturer a year or so ago to get samples for a project I was working on ( nothing to do with my VMAX ) they gladly sent me 4-6 samples of all thickness', I'm sure any of them will do the same.
Here is my simple tip
Whenever I am removing or replacing the fake tank I lay a piece of the rubber on the scoops on each side and that protects the scoops when those shape corner hit the scoops thus preventing your scoops from getting all scratched up.
I know this is very simple but had I seen this tip years ago I would have had several of my VMAX'S that didn't have those damn scoop scratches.
Please try to keep this a tips thread
Thanks
Ron
I have rarely seen a VMAX that the scoops were not scratched from taking the fake tank off and on. There has always been some shape points on the tank that hit the scoops when taking it off and putting it on.
I contacted a rubber manufacturer a year or so ago to get samples for a project I was working on ( nothing to do with my VMAX ) they gladly sent me 4-6 samples of all thickness', I'm sure any of them will do the same.
Here is my simple tip
Whenever I am removing or replacing the fake tank I lay a piece of the rubber on the scoops on each side and that protects the scoops when those shape corner hit the scoops thus preventing your scoops from getting all scratched up.
I know this is very simple but had I seen this tip years ago I would have had several of my VMAX'S that didn't have those damn scoop scratches.
Please try to keep this a tips thread
Thanks
Ron