What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

New tires day:

 

Awesome reflection

 

hose clamps on my drivers side reservoir sheared off so had to replace that while allergies were slaughtering me.

 

LOL - We photographers can be so devious.

 

Thanks for the info!

 

Looks dang good. What are your initial impressions going to e rated?

 

one distinct bonus to having an office in compton. mcmaster carr is same day delivery until like noon.

ordered m4 nutserts, some plastic liking clamps. installed the nutserts, test fit the clamps and light. then made my light side harness and ground.

waiting on more tekflex, deutsch connectors and shrink tubing from Amazon to deliver tomorrow and i’ll get it all finished up. light are run to the switch-pros so i can dim them as well.

 

Thank you!

The ride is a bit blockier if that makes sense. The truck wants to hold a straight line, like if you were to gently nudge your wheel with the less meaty stock tires it would start to drift in the direction you nudged vs these seem to just correct back to straight. Not uncomfortable, just different.
The tire bump absorption is also a very slight bit stiffer. Very slight.
Not noisier enough to complain for me anyways. I listen to music though.

I have less than 100kms (62 mi) on these and had less than 300 Kms (186 mi) on the Goodyear kevlars. Which I thought felt like pretty nice tires as well.

 

also shipped these out to an arizonan for overland expo.

 

Looks very good!! What tire size are those?

 

I just got it delivered today via Amazon prime

 

265/75r16

1” taller than stock, same width.

 

Cool.. Thanks for the info..

 

Plastidipped those hideous rear chrome bumper caps today.

 

Removed OEM grille

Installed TRD Pro Grille....

 

Installed the BD fogs

 

Drive@5?

 

Can you go up one more size?

 

Sorry I guess I'm a little ignorant what is the circle punch and what are it's benefits as opposed to just cutting the weather stripping?

 

This in varying sizes from Lowes, HarborFreight or NorthernTool. Hit with a hammer to cut a hole in rubber, fabric, etc.