What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Performs great. I’m extremely happy with it.

There’s no lag in the throttle response anymore. Drivability is much improved. More hp and torque.

 

Might be a good idea for most of us especially those of us in areas that get snow and ice. One more thing to do once warmer weather gets here.

 

My 2012 looked the same

 

Those don’t look like they cover more then Weathertech or Huskeys. Both of those come over the door sill area. Unless I’m missing something?

 

I don't think it hurts them any. Just don't look to good.

 

I'm a big fan of Weathertechs because of the additional coverage they provide. Started running them in my wife's Subaru, then my second Gen. and now my 3rd.

 

I mounted my winch to the bumper first then mounted the bumper to the truck. Probably easier to handle with out the winch installed but I didn’t want to take the bumper off once I got it mounted. Looks awesome.

 

They cover more than the Weathertechs that I got. Especially in the back. This has one piece that covers the hump. The Weathertechs have two pieces. The new mats in the front also go up the sides more.

The new ones are probably closer to the Huskeys, from what I've seen of them.

I must have a different set of Weathertechs than most. It's a four piece set.

 

How are you liking the Anytone Ham?

I’m getting my Tech License and trying to figure out what ham system/set-up. Looking for ham/CB Taco set-up threads too

 

Got some new shoes

 

It is the most complicated thing I’ve ever set up. And I design and deploy complicated things for a living! But once set up it seems to be a good do-it-all radio for the casual ham radio/APRS person. For any mission critical comms, a mobile rig with 50+ watts is much better.

 

Mine cover the hump. I have a dbl. cab if that makes a difference. It's a three piece set. No matter........, as long as we're all happy with our own personal choices.

 

Assume there are several different sellers, which one did you go with? Link? Thanks.
Supposed to be a problem with hole alignment or something with the 2017's which is why I still don't have one. Still unclear on that issue.

 

yes I did, each horn has one wire, very easy job you just need four 26-22 gauge butt connectors and about 2 feet of wire depending on where you place the horns. Everything works as normal and looks factory.

 

Thanks Josh, appreciate it!

 

Total chaos includes all hardware needed, they use the same thread pitch as factory for the tie down. My bolted right up no issues as all.

 

Did you do an instructional video for such a professional looking job?

 

Never seen the four piece kind. The standard ones cover a lot more and the back is a one piece. Edges go up on the sides. Just to avoid being misunderstood. Absolutely nothing wrong with yours and they look good. Just was genuinely curious and hadn’t seen or heard of any style, other then the ones below.

 

Just to add to the pool, I have the Husky weather beaters and they have a large coverage area as well.