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Quicksilver => QuickSilver Mods / Upgrades => Topic started by: spurscar on April 30, 2014, 05:07:52 PM

Title: Anyone add AC to a Jeep trailer?
Post by: spurscar on April 30, 2014, 05:07:52 PM
Anyone modify a Jeep trailer to add the AC setup from a 6.0?  Would love a write up with pictures and which parts you needed from Livin Lite.  Is it a sliding shelf setup in the 6.0?  Would the storage cubby on the Jeep version need to be heavily modified?
Title: Anyone add AC to a Jeep trailer?
Post by: spurscar on May 15, 2014, 07:50:17 PM
Well, as an FYI to anyone else interested since apparently no one has done this... Livin Lite told me there are additional frame support beams where the AC would go so it'd probably be more work than it's worth anyway.  

Hopefully some day there will be a more reasonably priced Jeep 6.0 and Jeep 8.0/1 with air but today is not that day.
Title: Anyone add AC to a Jeep trailer?
Post by: admin on May 15, 2014, 10:11:01 PM
Isnt the idea behind the Jeep branded trailer to be off road and/or off grid. If you want the perks of having an A/C unit, why not just go for a regular QS with the off road upgrade?

-Sean
Title: Anyone add AC to a Jeep trailer?
Post by: spurscar on June 08, 2014, 07:42:23 PM
[quote source="/post/998/thread" timestamp="1400202661" author="@admin"]Isnt the idea behind the Jeep branded trailer to be off road and/or off grid. If you want the perks of having an A/C unit, why not just go for a regular QS with the off road upgrade?

-Sean[/quote]Matching tires/rims/size would be nice, something you can't put on a quicksilver without frame and suspension modification.

Regardless, we decided that a 6.0 wasn't big enough for us and needed an 8.1 so we're getting one with the off-road package.  Not exactly 32" BFG MT tires but it'll look good enough.