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Thanks and good luck!

Thx. Holler if you have any questions I can help with.

yeah, lets keep on them about fixing the b-pillar piece. I saw the rear door trim piece, not sure I want it.

Awesome Larry. My buddy has similar setup with 3000x and he has no need to charge for 5ish days.

yeah, i think you went pretty big. if you have the space and want to carry the weight, why not?

I do not have a diagram but its simple. All wires in the harness are long enough to reach the front or rear of the van if you center your fuse box in center of van on drivers side wall/floor just as I did. I would not mount under drivers seat as adwag does because you dont want to have to take the seat off to replace a fuse... which ive never had to do BTW. Good luck.

thx!

No but its tight. I had enough room to place the drill and rib nut gun in shoe cubby space of the step.

will check them out.

Hmmm. Can’t find CampoBags

Tim Vignos You can find them at campovans.com.

Oh, that Campobag looks VERY neat! Thank you for the suggestion!

I could not be happier with the electrical system. It’s low profile, maintainable, safe, and reliable. As for the bed, yes, you can easily raise to put a dirt bike below.

The first thing was maxxair fan and windows. After that, I installed the seat, then removed the seat to install floor. After floor was sound mat and then insulation.

@@crowdtastic I like what you did with you floor set up. Did you insulate under your floor? if so, what did you use? also I think you mentioned in your previous video that your floor consists 3 pieces of plywood, how did you connect them together with? did you glue on your floor vinyl sheet in the van after plywood all connected together and secured to the frame? thanks in advance!

I don't have sliding screens. They are Cr Lawrence

Thx. I wanted the aux heater to kick out in the center and rear of the van for two reasons. 1- there is no heat source in the rear from factory. 2- I wanted to blow hot air in the rear on the floor to keep things dry during winter months as skis are in /out a lot. Additionally, its a much cleaner install and the compartment under passenger seat is valuable storage for other things.

Thx. I chose the black loncoin with a thin layer of felt on botton side. It helps with dampening and insulation. I prefer the black over gray because it blends in with the stock floor colors like mats, step etc.

@@crowdtastic Just realized I never said thank you for your response here, but I ended up going with the loncoin and it's working out super well. Really enjoying the channel and your reviews of your rig. Awesome stuff - keep it up and thanks again!

@@powejc4 awesome man.

Thx. Yes, I pushed the seat back quite a bit. If I were to do anything in the van differently, I would have put in a smart floor for modularity and adjustability.

@@crowdtastic I like the smart floor setup as well but i think it does not work with the sprinter OEM bench seats? (please let me know if that's the not the case) and they quite expensive since they don't allow you to DIY project due to safety reasons.

Yes, there is enough floor space for sure but the bed would hang over it as is. Some people have gone with a shorter custom bed to make room in that area to access...easy if you get flare spaces and sleep the other way.

Yes, the 1500x GZ powers the Espar 12v perfectly. Ive ran for 6hrs straight and dropped about 10% battery. Dont see any power loss with all lights, heater on while charging accessories. Next test will be doing that all over again with a fridge plugged in.

yes, espar 12v pulls very little power. The GZ 1500x is perfect for it. Heater location is excellent. Really spreads the heat out well and i like the idea of blasting heat back there to keep things dry from winter sports crap.

I have never regretted it. Matches great and saved me a bunch of time/money. Ive also seen some failed headliner wraps.

yes. before. they are bolted through the frame.

All orange bracing went in first. I did most of the insulation right before panels went up.

@@crowdtastic Ok cool, that’s kind of what I figured. I’m trying to figure out if some 17x8 rims with a 40 offset would fit a sprinter 170, what you happen to know?

Mark, watch my other videos, I talk about timing, tools etc.

Huh

this is a cargo van. I put windows and sourced a seat after. Im not a fan of the crew/passenger ceilings or the excess seats you pay for.

@@crowdtastic Thanks so much for these videos! Curious if you like your window configuration. Do you like the fan in the bunk w/o windows? I was originally thinking about putting the fan in the front and small sliders in the bunk. Also, do you like the full middle row windows? I keep going back and forth on those wrt privacy. Thanks!

@@marktaylor2754 im glad I do not have windows in the rear doors or rear sides. It helps control the temp of the van better, less shit to break or leak, and less risk of someone breaking in. I like the fan above the bed because it pulls in/out a nice breeze and offers a bit of light. I have an insulated cover if I want to black it out or if it's really cold. I have the cr Laurence windows on the side and love that they pop out (open during rain) as opposed to slide. The only downfall with those is that my sone and wife over tighten the handle to open close so ive replaced gear boxes on both sides already.

Thanks! I like that idea. Did you install the middle row windows yourself? Cutting for the windows is something I'm a little hesitant about, although I see many online who did it. Also, do you like the 3 row seat? I have two kids, age 11 and 14, but they're adult size. I was looking at the 2 person bench which folds out of the way but it does look a bit tight. Thank you!

I did not cut the windows but I would have. Window installs are pretty easy actually. I dont love the 3 person bench seat. I have one kid back there (age 6 now) who does not mind it but the older and bigger you are, the more uncomfortable the bench seat is. I may replace it with a reclining one. My next van will have a smart floor and captain chair(s). @@marktaylor2754

Massive backorder etc. There is a good brand out of Colorado Springs that are avail.

I see a lot of people do that as well and I also see a lot of shitty van builds out there where people just do what others do and dont think about better options/design. I am not a fan of putting the heater under the passenger seat for 3 reasons. 1. I don't need to blow hot air in the front of the van. I already have heat in dash and floor up there IF needed. 2. I want the blow hot air in the rear of the van to help dry the floor/garage during winter months AND to warm the bed and passenger seat from the ground up, thus being the most effective heat placement. 3. The install (fuel line and pump) is much more protected in its current location compared to that of the passenger seat placement AND i wanted to exhaust at the rea of the van, not front or center.

Its a 144

Not cheap but I saved about ~$20k in labor doing it myself plus I know and trust how its built.

@@crowdtastic Hi Aaron. You mean it would’ve cost about $20,000 in labor costs alone if you had an rv shop do the install for you? That was what I had in mind since I have absolutely zero skills in that department. But if that’s what it’ll cost for the install I have to rethink things over. The Adventure Wagon kit is awesome. I love its minimalist design. Thank you for this helpful video. Keep safe.