What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Good. I was thinking they were made much better than the Plasticolors. They went to shit it two months.

 

Hard to go bigger than 2.5 Icons............ The secondary bypass shock also offers better control over the wheel travel as well as internal bump stops and much more tune-ability

 

I see. I think he may not need his sway bar now since he has the shocks mounted at two different points. I'd like to see that truck showing it's money's worth putting it to use. Still won't make it able to do crazy jumps I'd imagine, our trucks just aren't built like a raptor.

 

I've jumped mine a few times and can assure you that it took it better than a raptor.. granted he and I have almost the same suspension except my rear is the new RXT and no secondaries yet

 

This is great. I need to do this. I have the same pocket switch panel with two switches ready to go. I need to clean up my wiring like this. I'll have my ditch lights, winch, air compressor and my Baja design squadron Pros wired through this when it's all said and done. Was there a special mount or is all in your first picture included?

Edit: nvm I see you said it was a pelfreybilt plate.

 

I was referring to the many things in the truck that's held together by plastic and tabs. Today morning on my way to work, I went over a bump, and my overhead map lights/switches console just popped right off and hit my head, and was hanging loose on its cable. It's done that twice now. Also, I could also still hear two of the tabs still rolling in between the plastic piece of the B pillar which has fallen off, and i need to tear it open to re-attach them. A few months before I saw a the insulator pipe connected to the engine's broken.

 

Umatilla NF is cool. Camped there a few weeks back. DM me if you want the coords to this spot... happy to help a fellow first responder. It's somewhat bumpy in spots, but by the looks of it, you'll be good.



UPDATE: Damn, just thought about this. There's no good place for a tent here... without an RTT, you'll be sleeping on some big sharp volcanic rocks. You'll find some good spots in the area nonetheless. Have fun!!

 

I removed the factory mud flaps and valance. Got my custom car grill installed. Easy to install and looks much better than the stock chrome.

 

Your Rain Guards look awesome. Do they follow the window line all the way towards the side view mirror?

 

Got some all pro sliders put on!

 

well i removed my pro grill off my truck, and sold it to some lucky guy.

 

dealer replaced my driveshaft and the squeal has gone...hopefully for good...

 

I will post up what I have done. Had the same thing happen but they also got the tail light. I fixed the tail light. Bought sport lights and then I ripped the other side cap off on a trail. Plan to replace it with a prerunner bumper. Total cost will be about 200 bucks.

 

Very cool. What bumper guard do you have?

 

Thanks man. So is the cutout is because they don't conform to curve of the wheel wells?

 

Added some ditch lights today, now I'm waiting for the sun to go down so I can set them!

 

How bout Sunday or Monday?

 

No they do conform they are flexible enough. The cut out is more to give you a bit more space at the bottom back of wheel well. The usually first place a tire will rub on a turn.
If you have smaller tires you can leave the cutout and the lower mount that attaches under the truck is turn around.

 

Ok, I see now. Thanks for the extra pics and explanations! I appreciate it! Oddly, when I switched out my OEMs for the SCS Ray 10s and 265/70 Ridge Grapplers the only rubbing was on the driver side flap at that point that you removed. My tires do stick out about an inch beyond the wheel wells so I'm worried what will happen when they start salting the roads here this winter.



Thanks for your first hand knowledge.
Rob

 

Looks like an Avid. Looks like @GPsevinSixx added the fog light rings too. I really like this bumper protector! They make one for the rear too.

http://www.avidoffroad.com/cart/ind...ont-bumper-guard/2016-front-bumper-guard.html