Good job man.. those underneath installs and video capture is tough. I just finished posting a video on my metalcloak control arm install. Great job buddy.
Yeah, I'm with you on the QR code thing. Maybe it's just the Gen-X in me, but I much prefer paper instructions, especially when my hands and arms are covered in oil, grease, and who knows what else. Plus, I would be looking at my phone under the vehicle and drop it right on my forehead or glasses. A little trick on those tubes, a little Vaseline goes a long way, but spitting on it seemed to work good enough. Great video, Dan. Looking forward to the next one.
@@theezeelife292 I install shit for a living, 95% of it I don’t need instructions I have it memorized but some of the stuff is complicated and I’ve learned it’s faster and easier to just use them vs being hard headed and guessing lol.
Definitely appreciate the sentiment. Since we started 15 years ago, we have not put paper instructions in our products. By having downloadable PDFs that you can print at home, we have been able to constantly update instructions based on customer feedback and provide options for those who prefer to just keep it on their phone or pad. The use of QR codes is a recent thing to more easily direct you to our full list of downloadable PDFs.
@@metalcloak you definitely make a good product. I've talked to several people who use your products and are very satisfied with them. Personally, you don't make products specific to my application, but please don't think that's a knock against you.
@@FlawedOffroad one more reason I need to hurry up and invent the laser guides. To make it easier to drill perpendicular, not just for straight centered holes
it made no change to how mine acts, It does not like certain pumps and tends to click off yet other stations it will fill all the way no problem. Its the newest pumps that make it click off. The only real benefit to this is to get the canister out of harms way.
I hear ya. Print instructions!
Good job man.. those underneath installs and video capture is tough. I just finished posting a video on my metalcloak control arm install. Great job buddy.
yeah def have to use the action camera to get a wide enough angle
Yeah, I'm with you on the QR code thing. Maybe it's just the Gen-X in me, but I much prefer paper instructions, especially when my hands and arms are covered in oil, grease, and who knows what else. Plus, I would be looking at my phone under the vehicle and drop it right on my forehead or glasses.
A little trick on those tubes, a little Vaseline goes a long way, but spitting on it seemed to work good enough.
Great video, Dan. Looking forward to the next one.
@@theezeelife292 I install shit for a living, 95% of it I don’t need instructions I have it memorized but some of the stuff is complicated and I’ve learned it’s faster and easier to just use them vs being hard headed and guessing lol.
@@FlawedOffroad I learned that lesson the hard way. Lol.
Definitely appreciate the sentiment. Since we started 15 years ago, we have not put paper instructions in our products. By having downloadable PDFs that you can print at home, we have been able to constantly update instructions based on customer feedback and provide options for those who prefer to just keep it on their phone or pad. The use of QR codes is a recent thing to more easily direct you to our full list of downloadable PDFs.
@@metalcloak you definitely make a good product. I've talked to several people who use your products and are very satisfied with them. Personally, you don't make products specific to my application, but please don't think that's a knock against you.
@@theezeelife292 Thank you. Just wanted to share why we started doing the QR codes and why we do instructions the way we do.
At least you got a QR code. I didn't get any instructions OR a qr code. That's how I found this video
@@mtdover well, hope it helped 😅
There seems to be a correlation between drilled holes not lining up and cutting a board straight😂😂😂
@@kidd7359 my holes always drift while I’m drilling, I probably push too hard lol
@@FlawedOffroad one more reason I need to hurry up and invent the laser guides. To make it easier to drill perpendicular, not just for straight centered holes
I wonder if this helps to correct the not being able to fill the gas tank issue with Jeeps
it made no change to how mine acts, It does not like certain pumps and tends to click off yet other stations it will fill all the way no problem. Its the newest pumps that make it click off. The only real benefit to this is to get the canister out of harms way.
Did you say "measure none-ce? lol
@@DaddyJeepGarage yes sir! Lol
@@DaddyJeepGarage I better trademark that saying cuz I say it all the time😅