Thread: Power Lift

u'll need a 100 shot of nawz and an apxi engine exhaust management controll system for that to work all tied up with a stand alone fuel manager.

First idea, stop Capitalizing Every Word In Your Post. It's hard to read and silly.

Second, you might want to look up 'actuators'. Those are easy to use devices (kinda like electric hydraulic cylinders) that'll do what you want.

i suggest you look at some tv or plasma lifts or something of that nature and use that as a platform to mount your amps etc. maybe that would work for your project idea since you could control it via a remote etc.

I have something like that in my car, I'll try to get some pics.

I used laid a board of MDF across the entire truck area, and cut a hole in the middle, where the spare tire well is (but no spare tire) and made a "basket" out of MDF and fiberglass where the Amp goes and a clear lucite panel over top. The whole thing is flush with the floor.

Ok thanks guys... sry bout the caps at every word its kinda habit

Originally Posted by djmickyg

u'll need a 100 shot of nawz and an apxi engine exhaust management controll system for that to work all tied up with a stand alone fuel manager.

I have to say... LMFAO!

You could save a few bucks and do this with simple hydraulic lifter, no electric neccesary. Probably just pick some up from an auto parts shop... look for hatchback lift or hatchback something-or-other-similar. A car I know had one that would work is the Pontiac Phoenix, circa 1983 I think.

Anyway it would supply constant pressure, and you could just mount it to one side. Then its a simple matter of some kind of latch built in to hold it shut. Cool would be a pushbutton latch similar to those on some trunks.

Neat idea man.. got me thinkin.

wow... i have never thought that simply about it, That would be great thanks

More easy:
Use trunk cilinders letterly translated from the Dutch...
Maybee known as Gas springs?
Use a servo from a central lock system that keeps the platforms in place.
When you hit the button, the servo pulls back the little hook, and the springs push the panel up.
Maybe that's an idea?
The panels won't close mechanicely, but it's a realy cheap sollution.

But why do you wan'to do it?
So you can still drop supermarket stuff in the trunk, without damaging youre ice?