What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I haven't heard of those. Do they work better than stock and not ruin the unloaded ride like sumosprings?

 

Well they do nothing for payload, but they do prevent harsh bottoming out. However, for your application, maybe something like firestone airbag system. Pretty affordable and will give you some increased payload.

edit: @Lord Humongous has a system like that on his truck and he tows quite a bit

 

yeah i can't swing $700 for bump stops. I'll have to look into air bags and a compressor I guess!

 

I really like my firestone ride rights paired with daystar cradles. They're out of the way when you don't need em but handle great and always %100 level no matter your load.

 

Basic mods. TRD Pro Girll, TRD Pro Rigid Industries Fogs, predator steps, and tow shackel.

Hoping to get some TRD Pro wheels by end of year.

 

Ditto. Took mine in yesterday.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong but bump stops are designed to stop the suspension bottoming out and shouldn't affect anything until the suspension is completely loaded?

 

I took a quick camera phone pic of my truck today lol.

 

That's true. But these trucks sit so low in the rear that they are close to the bumps 24/7. Towing a boat, I hit the bumps a ton hence the need for something like sumosprings.

 

Got a lot of compliments so I decided to go with gold at least until I get bored.
It is plastidip so no problemo

 

That looks fantastic!!!!!!!!!!

 

^ lug nuts and all!!

 

Anyone updated their stereo amplifier? If so what type?
I have DC JBL and wondering where it's located to upgrade.

 

Yeah I didn't even clean the wheel I just wanted to see how it would look
I'm doing it right during the weekend

 

How would one go about dipping the lug nuts? Wouldn't the derp just come off with the socket?

 

probably dipped without removing the wheel, and just sprayed the whole thing with the lug nuts installed.
That's what I did on my previous truck, but every time I had to change the tire, the paint would be stripped off the nuts.

 

I do like those Avid bumper guard light bars!

 

To remove sunroof open up to the vent position.

Peel back the rubber accordion. There are 2 screws on the each side. One in front and back.

Before you loosen the screws take note on how the sunroof sits in relation to top of truck. This will ensure you put it back at the right height. Loosen screws and pull sunroof out of top of vehicle.

Now you can work on it without being upside down.

I will try to post a few pics.

 

big spender... geez

 

Anyone need vinyl decals? @amirak hooked me up!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULBewQtoU0Y