Inexpensive Homemade tool to keep your Camaros undercarriage clean!!

[luke2220]

Hi there, Please check out my video that will show you how to make an inexpensive undercarriage washer to keep your Camaro's undercarriage clean from all that road salt and sand! I hope you enjoy it and will try making your own at home

[JerTM]

Your wife is going to murder you if she finds out you used her good towels.

Good how to.

[maddoggyusa]

I like it! Been wanting to make one... was thinking I needed little screw in nozzles. Just drilled holes seems to work fine and saves $$$$

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by JerTM

Your wife is going to murder you if she finds out you used her good towels.

Good how to.

hahah don't worry I used old rags and I'm not married just yet...glad you liked the video

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by maddoggyusa

I like it! Been wanting to make one... was thinking I needed little screw in nozzles. Just drilled holes seems to work fine and saves $$$$

thanks!! yeah def its so cheap and of course if you are able to borrow the cement and the primer from someone all u need is a little and that'll save you most of the cost. try it out and let me know how you make out

[rontammy0]

To get even higher pressure you can tap those holes and install brass nozzles. Works really well.

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by rontammy0

To get even higher pressure you can tap those holes and install brass nozzles. Works really well.

good idea, I was just keeping it simple to keep the price as low as I can for the video! the pressure is pretty good with this, I tested it out in my backyard and the water was able to shoot about 15-20 feet in the air!

[rontammy0]

Originally Posted by luke2220

good idea, I was just keeping it simple to keep the price as low as I can for the video! the pressure is pretty good with this, I tested it out in my backyard and the water was able to shoot about 15-20 feet in the air!

Lol....a sprinkler as well. I did a job at Bombadier in Quebec Canada.They build snowmobiles and atvs. We did a rinse tank for the exhaust going down a closed in conveyer systems. The piping was all PVC piping.....2 inch header with 1 inch branches. We tried what you did and were happy. Then installed the brass fittings...wow what a difference. And they are not expensive at all.....and plastic isnt hard to tap. The brass fiitings just up the pressure. Great idea you have there. I cant remember if we wven tapped it or just screwed the thread fitting in.

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by rontammy0

Lol....a sprinkler as well. I did a job at Bombadier in Quebec Canada.They build snowmobiles and atvs. We did a rinse tank for the exhaust going down a closed in conveyer systems. The piping was all PVC piping.....2 inch header with 1 inch branches. We tried what you did and were happy. Then installed the brass fittings...wow what a difference. And they are not expensive at all.....and plastic isnt hard to tap. The brass fiitings just up the pressure. Great idea you have there. I cant remember if we wven tapped it or just screwed the thread fitting in.

cool cool definitely something to think about!

[luke2220]

Check out my video that will show you how to make an inexpensive undercarriage washer! Hope it helps you guys keep that Camaro undercarriage clean

[frankwjr]

....rather drive over this...

[Tom And Cheryl]

I like it, thanks for sharing

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by Tom And Cheryl

I like it, thanks for sharing

Youre welcome! Im glad you enjoyed it!

[Irace16]

I wonder if you squirted some soap in there before you hook up the hose if the soap would last long enough to do the undercarriage , then rinse...