What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Yes, thanks Dave for your help!

 

I’m finally part of the TRD Pro grille club lol. Added 17 inch TRD Pro wheels with Nitto Ridge Grapplers and black emblem overplays. Really does look like a different truck now

 

I thought about that when I did this.

 

@ cop414

You being a LEO and the license plates on your garage wall, I thought you might enjoy this:




Gonna Nab You

 

My Forester had to get alignments every 6 months so it was a no brainer

 

Yeah no additional lockers, just gears, install kits and labor. ECGS is about $2k after core refund and then add return shipping. I've already done the ECGS bushing install. So I guess in the end I'd be paying $1k for the labor and local warrantee. I guess teh big thing for me is my truck is only 6 months old and having the peace of mind if anything goes wonky I'm dealing with a local resource.

Definitely gonna be watchin' for your updates!

 

Finally got the rest of the chrome deleted inside the truck with the MESO shift trim and cup surround.

 

Ooh Rah!
I do love me some irony.

 

When you first applied that decal, I initially looked at it and thought does he have paint peeling (small image on a small phone screen). Then I realized it was a decal of the flag raising at Iwo Jima. Very cool in my opinion.

 

Blue Wahoos open Tuesday!

 

Those ridge grapplers are nice. Super quiet on the road too!

 

added TRD Pro graphic

 

Yes! I am ready to go to a game, its been over a year now

 

Thanks, but that's not a decal. I had some damage, so I paint matched it to the truck, applied a vinyl stencil my wife made, and painted the faring. I was very happy when I removed the stencil.

 

What color is that the black or MGM? Looks sharp!

 

Still looks good regardless of how it was done.

 

Love it!

 

I added some Kilmat sound deadening to the back wall. Seems to work really well... though I hear more road noise through the back doors and windows now...still better than before. Check out how I did it here.

https://youtu.be/OpjfGSxHBj0

 

What program was this in?

 

Onshape, its online. I'm used to using Solidworks, but I can use onshape while at work instead of my desktop at home.