I'm getting ready to run my propane line and battery cable lines from the back of the rig. My question is should I run the lines on the floor board or along the frame rails. Thanks Marty Marett #111.

I'm getting ready to run my propane line and battery cable lines from the back of the rig. My question is should I run the lines on the floor board or along the frame rails. Thanks Marty Marett #111.

Ours is on the frame rail between the belly pan and floor panels with plenty of adel clamps. I ran the battery cables down the opposite side of the rig just in case of a catastrophic event of some sort.

x2 One of us copied the other. sam Buckle it!!!

x2 One of us copied the other. sam Buckle it!!!

I'd prefer to think that intelligent minds think alike.

Did you run battery down driver side, and propane down pass side? What about the rear brake lines? Are you running them down the pass side as well?

I guess this great mind was not thinking. My brake lines, batt cables, and propane run down the passenger side along the stock brake line path.
My exhaust on the drivers side somewhat forced me to do this.

Did you run battery down driver side, and propane down pass side? What about the rear brake lines? Are you running them down the pass side as well?

I have brake lines on drivers side (nearest to master cylinder). battery cables on driver side (nearest to battrey switch), propane on passenger side (nearest to regulator mounting position). Exhaust is more toward center of driver side 1/2 between framerail and trans. Maybe you can tell from this pic.

I have brake lines on drivers side (nearest to master cylinder). battery cables on driver side (nearest to battrey switch), propane on passenger side (nearest to regulator mounting position). Exhaust is more toward center of driver side 1/2 between framerail and trans. Maybe you can tell from this pic.

is it still that pretty:laughing:

gotcha!!! thanks for the pics and info. Just to let everyone know, I took one hell of a pretend wheelin trip tonight in the garage. If this thing goes as good as it did in my garage it'll be one kick ass rig.

IT WILL BE ONE KICK ASS RIG!

Trust me. They work very well in comp and trail situations.

is it still that pretty:laughing:

Probably not. I think that's my favorite build up pic though.:D

gotcha!!! thanks for the pics and info. Just to let everyone know, I took one hell of a pretend wheelin trip tonight in the garage. If this thing goes as good as it did in my garage it'll be one kick ass rig.
Mabey if you quit having pretend wheeling trips and worked on the damn thing we would be done and working on mine by now. you might have to pick-up the pace!#112