SCBS Daria don't respond to wrong thread, thread.

I was wondering if that was going. To work

 

I would like to find some of the Allen or Torx head bolts with the pin in the hole you know what I mean.

That's how I mounted my rod holder I made.

 

I have this:
http://www.armortechoffroad.com/2005-Tacoma-Hi-Lift-Bed-Mounts_p_14.html
With the hole drilled through.

I probably should replace those bolts with security bolts, or something to make them more of a pain to remove.

 

It would work but the knobs that it came with have the threads hooked to hit. Can I buy some of the threads and like loctite them to the Pelfreybilt hi lift mount?

 

Considering this as well.

 

Interesting

 

Yeah I just need to replace one of the knobs

 

If you have one locking I think it would be fine with a bit on the other side

 

I'm confused haha

 

You have two knobs that lock right? One works other doesn't ?

 

What is the real difference between Bilstein 6112 and an Icon coil over? You have to compress the spring on both to get lift...

 

Ride quality

 

Is icon better because it costs more? What makes it better? Just trying to be critical before I let hard earned money out of my fist.

 

No I have 2 of these where it's connected to the knobs. I'm just wanting to know if I can buy just the piece that my pointer finger is on so I can lock it in the bed mount part. So that I can use the hi lift knob that could screw the knob on and off and then take the hi lift off.

 

Dakars and ome shocks for that. Ure and gulches extended billies and dakars

 

Ok I got ya.. You need a threaded rod with a locking nut on the backside of your mount so you can thread the locking knob onto it..

 

Fastenal and Lowes have the threaded rods just have to take your knob and find one it threads onto that also fits your mount hole

 

It's a 3/8"-16 if that would help me

 

I can't put a nut on the back side cause it has to stay flat with the bedside