What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Found a new home for my spare...Now, gotta get it locked and maybe a tire cover?

 

Please update if they find a solution for the window seal vibration when the wind is blowing. I found another post where the dealership put some rubber tubing in the seal. I tried that hoping it would work but I just took a trip to Mexico this weekend on a super windy day and my windows were vibrating like crazy, so now I'm hoping someone finds something else.

 

Now you can't seen when you're about to get rear ended!

 

Nice.. But can you see out the rear view mirror?

 

Can't see any worse than anyone with a solid cap, or a rack and RTT. And its certainly no worse than when my kids are watching a movie in Mrs.' truck...

 

He can if he drives in reverse all the time, back up cam!

 

Apparently you can't embed Instagram videos here so I'll just link it. But I got the rest of my OEM Audio Plus system installed (had bad pins on the amp harness) and it sounds great! Probably the best thing I've done so far other than the MagnaFlow Cat-back that I've grown to like more as time has gone on.



Gotta stop buying stuff next month though to let my bank account catch up from the last two

 

Did you install the kit yourself? If not, how much did it run you?

 

Do you have a link for the seat cover for your dog?

 

Looks clean, just watched their install video. I wonder who makes their drivers... any idea?

 

Originally I was going to do it myself, but then I decided I didn't want to spend 8 hours on it and wanted it done right the first time in the same day. So I went to a local radio shop called "The Radio Shop" of all things that's been in business since the 70's. They treated me well and got it done to my liking.

They just have an hourly labor charge of $65/hr and it took about 4 hours so it was roughly $260 before taxes and a small parts fee. The shop I went to last year for my Tundra was $60/hr but I didn't do as in depth of a system as this so it was less time, plus cheaper parts (Alpine Amp/Sub/HU + Memphis front speakers). Very happy with the system, not as much kick as my last one since it had a 12" sub and more space for it, but it's at least as clear and I don't have a knob for the sub since it's all adjusted through the head unit.

Good question! From their about page it looks like they do design them at least, then send the design off for production. Be interesting to know who makes them. They did feel heavier and well built.

 

I looked at eBay and Amazon but couldn't find it for less than 100.00 with shipping. Got the dealer to discount the mat for 94.00 out the door. Seems like very good quality as it fits well is heavy and lays flat. Time will tell on durability. I saw the thread on the rubber hose for the window howl but haven't tried it yet. Going to let the dealer have shot first. Will report back. My biggest worries is the grinding while sliding to the right in a corner or doing a donut. Thinking it could be the rear diff.

 

cool beans,

Thanks

 

Any reason for this mod? What did you put underneath the bed in its palce?

 

more clearance without the tire under there, but if it's a bigger tire, it might not even fit under there in the first place!

 

Anyone have a OBDII connector for the Carista app that they can lend me?

I'll PayPal some money your way for shipping and then send it back to you after I change a few settings.

 

Looks great! Thinking of getting some for mine.

 

I'm having no luck getting Carista to work with my Wifi OBD2 adapter... bugging me as Torque works fine.

 

What size tires?

 

Installed and prewired my switch thanks to a fellow tw member, still need to wire up the aux fuse box, relays then buy some accessories