Ontario BS Thread

Beware it's 3/4" thick and weighs 150 lb: https://www.peaveymart.com/animal-e...e-stall-mat-5x7x34/280003?sourceCategoryCode=

Princess sells a 5/8" thick trailer mat that weighs 80 lb: https://www.princessauto.com/en/4-x-6-ft-x-5-8-in-trailer-bed-mat/product/PA0008350175

Deezee makes a 3/8" thick one pre-cut that weighs 33 lb: https://www.4wheelparts.ca/p/dee-zee-trim-to-fit-heavyweight-bed-mat-dz86964/_/R-BDSN-DZ86964

 

5th gen runner and a Tundra made a baby.....

 

Thank you sir… These are pretty good pictures and she’s not actually that clean but she is a do it all go anywhere little mini beast. Kind of like a heated ATV with roll down windows.

She has never let me down in over 10 years of ownership.

 

Well ill stay in 2016 then.

 

For thoes curious about this.....
It's a win.
Took 2cv shafts out today and and did not get under the truck to do it.
A video will be posted I dont have it but who dose will post it.

 

That's what I did. It's a bit thick, but works well.

 

I don't think the one I got from TSC is 3/4", and it isn't anywhere close to 150lb. Maybe 1/2" or 5/8".

 

Ah ok, found this searching for barn mat rather than horse stall mat https://www.peaveymart.com/animal-e...c-5-x-7-rubber-mat/221903?sourceCategoryCode=

 

Nope, i will see If i can find it

 

Yeah, that's the one I got. It was on sale when I got mine for $70 I think. It's been 3 years though.

 

Got this one day after I got the Truck. Haulin’ engine blocks on a slippery plastic box isn’t a good mix. Think I paid under $50 for it brand new.

 

Of course they didn't know to air down until after they started...



Broke the stock LCA at the bushing hoop

 

Keep it in. It’s a bit of a hard ride at first but it settles and the added height and payload is totally worth it

 

My thoughts too. Appreciate it!

 

See if you can find an Icon-spec install guide. The 3-leaf AAL is unique in having its own retainer clips. You may have to cut/grind off the stock retainer clips.

 

Everything I've seen shows having to cut the clip and grind the rivet at the bottom

 

I had this setup before, remove the overload leaf for more flex and softer ride.

 

Yeah, everything I've seen required cutting...was planning on it as it seems there's no other way around it.

 

Good to know...I'll probably remove it if I don't need the extra height in the end/if it's really too stiff

 

Idk.. i kinda like it