What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

How are those bed leds? Do they do anything or are the just flash? No harm intended by my comment I am just wondering is all the work and $50 worth it?

 

Will the air dam work with the stock skid plates installed? Looking at getting a set of the stock take off plates from someone who is changing to something else.

 

It did not look good at all if you have the skid plate on with the air dam plastic on.

 

Do you have a video clip of the exhaust. Was thinking about the super 10 but went with the 44s.

 

It is very nice for 50 dollars, I add the inline fuse from the battery to protect the circuit and add a push pin at the tail gate so when tailgate open it turn the light on, close the tailgate light off. And it dose look like factory look for 50 dollars.

 

Rears attach with 3 + 1 (included) and fronts with 2+2 (included). You will need the fasteners to go in the body holes for the 4th bolt on the fronts. WT has them.

It's late and raining, so no pics, but the product fits perfectly.

G.

 

VSC error after installing my rear 1 inch blocks today. I installed the Boss 2.0 yesterday. I drove almost 100 miles today with no errors. I came home, installed the rear. Took it for a test drive after. No light or issues until about a mile later. Anyone who had the VSC error know how to correct it? What do I need to do? Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

Kept them off. Sold the air dam to a guy and gave him the hardware. No need to replace the screws. Also, make sure you take off the metal clips... Those will fall off if you don't and you don't want to accidentally drive over them.

 

Thank you! No worries, I found the WeatherTech MudFlaps thread and there are pictures there.

 

Sound on phone cam isn't that great, planning on keeping it on for a couple of days and maybe will switch to the 40 series if i like the sound better once i hear it.
https://youtu.be/zXGMZm9ZVfY

 

doesn't sound bad! sounds throaty. I just ordered a magnaflow muffler, kind of excited to see how it sounds.

 

It does sound throaty, it's loud in the cab above a certain rpm and quiet in the lows, will try to get a clip in the cab, idle sounds awesome!

 

I think the WeatherTechs are great. Perfect fit and finish, easy to install and if you have some over sized tires, they'd be easy to modify.

 

I'm not near my truck at the moment so I can't take more detailed pics... BUT!
There are 3 existing screws that attach your OEM mud guards. The two you can see in the pic with the heads facing forward, and one underneath with the head facing down. The mud guards included a tiny bag of 2 factory identical mounting screws, one extra for the left and one extra for the right (rears included the extra screws too).
There is another mounting location toward the center of the truck on the WeatherTech guards that you use the extra included screws for. If you look at the pic, you can see there's a hidden part of the mud guard that sort of curves out of view. That's where the 4th one goes.
So each weathertech mud guard has 4 screws compared to 3 for OEM.
One extra thing I will say is that the downward facing screw had hardly any resistance, ie wouldn't really tighten. So I added some black shoe goo to the hole before screwing it in. Should hold it.

 

Not sure you can drop that on here and not give up the info... whats the 411 its not on avid's site as far as I can see

 

Two weeks old Just a few mods
Ultra Mongoose wheels/KO2 265/65/17
derp badges and front grill
vinyl lettering on tailgate

New to TW love looking at all the nice rides Thanks for all the great info!!

 

I know the Parts manager at the dealership and he said he is charging me cost at $65 ( not sure if that 100% true or not). SO that does not sound bad.

 

Sounds good I paid $68 for OEM mud flaps from my dealer he gave me employee discount!