What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Puddles pods installed! That was sort of a bitch not super difficult but time consuming. I guess I took my time, took almost 4 hours pulling cable through the boot was a PIA! They work great. Super bright now I need one of MESO’s custom left side panels to install the switch. All together an awesomeproduct! Next up are the headlight trimplates

 

When I pulled wire through the boot in the door it only took maybe 10 min. each side. Did you disconnect the wire harness inside and then detach the boot from the door and fender to make it more manageable?

 

did you have any vibrations issues with the readylift? did you buy aftermarket shocks or used your oem

 

I put some new tires on it today with toyo open country at3 LT255-80-R17

 

N i c e! Yours?

 

I see rub.

 

No rub just the angle

 

Yes. Did all that. The driver side was the worst. There was no slack for me to pull the wiring through the door and the boot much farther than unplugged, I think with the PRO I may have more wiring than others w/ the cameras on the mirrors and all. Passenger side was much easier The few videos I watched, the guys seemed like they had much more space than me. I had 4 plugs on driver side and three on the passenger side. Which is one more on each side compared to videos I watched talked with the neighbor a bit, had lunch and was in no hurry

 

I’ve got a good 3 inches of play. I’ve got the bilstein 5100 ome 888 lift in front that gave me 2.6” lift and ome aal rear lift that gave me 2.1

 

Used to be. In true sailor style, I named her Grey Goose not because I’m a big vodka fan, but because I could get hats, shirts, towels, pretty much anything already branded and saved the money of custom embroidery.

I’ll have another some day, but I think I’ll have to settle on an M105 trailer with a RTT for now. (Not that I have that yet either)

 

@Tacman19 hey Dave, where did you take this one? I might just have to head over there.

 

That was sweet. How many foot? Guessing 40'. Waay too big for me, 24' O'Day more my speed.

 

2010 Hunter 33’. Very easy to single hand.

 

After getting Wildpeak’s, I tore up my predator steps and rear fender flares driving behind a plow truck dropping gravel on the way up to Big Bear this winter. Got some Rekgen mudflaps, low profile and strangely I don’t really notice them... and that’s what I was going for!

Update: These are the regular size mounted all the way in/flush to fender... with the horizontal mounting slots they could come out another inch if needed.

 

Looks much bìgger, very nice!

 

Where does the bottom part connect?

 

How you liking the intake?

 

With the lettering fading after only 1 year, I added some new life and color back to my rims. Thanks @rrentrop! As always, great quality products!

 

Did you go with the regular or XL size on the rekgens?

 

How do you open your Diamondback?