What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Which 360 video combiner are you using there? Are you happy with it?

EDIT: Never-mind, just noticed you have a ‘20, so I assume that’s OEM

 

Hey! I'm using the Rhino Rack 2500 system with Vortex bars. It locks to the roof and is removable in seconds and no drilling or rivets needed. Works perfectly for my applications.

https://www.rhinorack.com/en-us/pro...rtex-2500-black-1-bar-roof-rack-front-_ja6161

 

Yup, that’s OEM.

 

So I discovered today that after installing the bowl lights my side view mirrors switch is not working... Tried unplugging everything and re-plugging but still not working. I sent a message to KTJO asking what the problem could be and if it's common, still waiting to hear back. Posting the question here: Anyone else ran into the same issue?

 

I haven't notice anything, but I also never move my mirrors.

 

I checked mine the other day for another TW member, I have full functionality.

 

Slapped a 2020 SR Grille on the Taco today. Might not be done with it (thinking of doing a wrap on the grille). Here's a look:

 

And now there's another bed rack in the running. Dammit!

https://4wdadventuresusa.com/bed-rack-universal-for-pick-up-1/

 

Have you tried removing the KTJO harness and see if the mirrors work? If they don’t without the KTJO harness, it sounds like a fuse. If they do, it may be a harness issue.

 

Nice job on the mirror lights.

 

Good point. I'll check that.

 

Nice Work - I had been eyeing these up for a while, having grown up in the Aircraft Industry as that what we use in the Cargo Bays.
I was thinking about replacing my side and header rails with " Seat Track" as well!

 

I have thought about doing the same. My biggest annoyance on my side rails is that I have to remove the clamps from my soft topper to put anything other than the bed cleats onto the rails. The o-tracks you can put things right in the middle of the rail without having to remove anything else.

Next time I go to fleet farm I am going to pick up 2 more rails, but I may end up picking up ones for the sides too. But might wait till summer to do the side rails since taking my soft top off in the winter is a pain.

 

Im liking this idea. With the tracks you have in the floor, you could actually mount seats. I happen to have a pair of crew seats out of a G-IV I’d love to get rid of. They would also go great in any man cave.

 

Hmmm....... I have a pair a old "racing" seats I got from a friend of mine when he was hard up for cash (was originally a money loan to him, then he moved so I got to keep them).... they have been siting in my basement for about 15 years now.

 

Go One UP!

 

Hondo Garage has some t-nuts that can be inserted anywhere without having to slide them in from the end. There may be other sources. Not revolutionary. We use a lot of Unistrut at work and they use the same shape of nut and have for as many years as I can remember. Tried Unistrut nuts in the bed rail, too big.

https://shop-hondogarage.com/products/toyota-utility-track-t-nut-4-pack

 

$20 for 4 nuts, thats nuts...

https://www.uscargocontrol.com/Double-Stud-Fitting these for the seat track rails are on sale for $1.19 each

 

Absolutely right - it took two more quarts than normal to fill. Which is really good on so many levels. The "using" less comes from going longer between oil changes. Extended drains wasn't my reason for this, I wanted the better filtration, but I'll reap the benefit of longer oil life.

 

Dang good photo!
Looks professional.