What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Yeah seems like they do this often. I ordered the bed molle panel, installed them and realize the bed lights are in the way. I had to email them and then they tell me it has to be removed and I have to figure out my own way to mount it somewhere. No mention of it anywhere on their site

 

hey there, he got back to me and said the front windows are a 20% tint.

 

EPIC PIC!

 

@Astr0Aar0n Looks great - what bumper kit is this ?

 

@dal3_gribble Nice Truck !!

 

How much were the struts? How much lift did you get? Any issues with keeping the stock coils?

 

This item has prob been covered

BUT has anyone have feedback back on the parking mode camera and its installation.

 

This is the exact setup I have in my truck. Installed it last Spring and have had no problems with it at all.

 

Uncovered it and learned firsthand how well the new tires chew through heavy snow.

 

Half way through I was questioning my sanity. Becareful.on the visor clips in the middle, I broke both of mine trying to get them.out.

 

Swapped the stock grill for a pro style. Did the first hand wash on the new truck over the weekend. So clean!

 

first off, to the others looking at this camera - I paid $90 from Best Buy. I also bought a polarized filter ($20) from the dash cam store. I wired my camera using the supplied USB cable by stuffing it in the headliner and down the drivers A pillar, under the dash to the passenger side of the center console.

Parking mode? See this - seems the mini may not be the best camera if you want to use parking mode (which I do not) you may want to watch this guy's two videos on the subject.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cca9-AuPEjI&t=0s

 

"I'm on the verge of the splurge."

 

We caveman
Like pics

 

Note - none of these photos include my ditch lights

 

Wife got me a GoPro for my birthday! Finally get to put the factory mount to use

 

https://www.colbyvalve.com/collecti...tireject-automotive-emergency-tire-repair-kit

 

I think the in channel vents are not that noticeable when looking at a vehicle. Mine contrast my truck and don't stand out. For function, security (ability to stay on), and aesthetics, I would consider the in channel for the front. The rear serve no purpose other than an object to fall of or get torn off in a car wash. Just my two cents.

 

Factual statements. They look like they belong on the truck, instead of clearly looking like they were stuck on.

I have the AVS in-channel on my truck, and they have stayed in place through:
- Ice storms
- High winds
- Pressure washings
- My own stupidity

I made a point to make sure the inside ledge was clean (multiple alcohol wipes until spotless). Once the adhesive sets on the visors, they're stuck. 10/10

 

I have a Rove R2- 4k camera, but it still uses a USB. Right now it's installed at the very left upper corner of the windshield. It does fine, but I prefer having it behind the mirror. My only issue with that is getting to the controls easily,( which really isn't necessary once set up) but it displays speed as well. Kinundrum.