What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Installed new PowerStop rotors and pads and got to use my new Daytona jack.

 

Do any of you Pro-grill converts have a '21+ sensor garnish/bezel you might part with?

 

Anyone else have issues with the SEMA wheels fitting VERY tightly on the hubs? I did a tire rotation this weekend and after removing the lugs had to knock the wheels off with a 2X4. These wheels have been mounted for a year with no issues.

 

Absolutely, I had a bedrug cover on mine and it wasn't too expensive......................I was not going to pay hundreds of dollars for a flat surface.

 

I was wondering what caliber that pickle was.

 

Lmao. Nope - TA Travel Center tire plug thank you very much.

 

So far so good on that front. They have been really responsive, gave me two resolution choices (both of which were good options, they let me choose which one I wanted to go with) and so far I've been really impressed. I can see why they're so highly rated, even with this little blip in the road they have been outstanding to work with.

 

Where did you get the ceramic coating done?

 

I ditched the chrome OR grille and swapped in a SR5 grille and washed it. .

 

local place in Georgia called Boot2Bonnett

 

We use this machine for small transportations in our company Jersey Shore Moving & Storage
I want to say that it fits a lot. The last thing I did was air conditioner. Some wire has gone

 

Yep, that's the way to go.
Did mine about 2 years ago. Double sided tape still holding strong. My knees love it.

 

Not all today, but just finished the most recent.. Gator FX3 bed cover, Cali Raised interior LED, license plate light covers by PrettyDarnGood, LED bed lights, and pop and lock remote bed lock. It's been a pretty productive start.

 

No need to replace it when that happens if the cut is small enough. I accidently cut mine already (small 1-2 in). I just put a piece of tape over the cut to keep dirt & water out. And to stop it from growing.

 

Couple of small projects this past weekend...

Put on the license plate light covers. Wasn't overly bothered by the glare in the backup cam, but it's a cheap, easy, solution so why not?


Also cut up a cheap windshield sun shade to create a window cover for the GFC when I'm in camp mode. Held up with some Velcro. Again, another cheap, easy, solution.

 

Did a couple of things this weekend:

1) Got my engine bay detailed. Sad to say it had been muddy for way too long... time to fill it up with snow

2) Did this during the week but I plasti-dipped my rear view mirrors. Actually really happy with how they turned out. 9 coats... watched a movie while I did it

3) Washed the truck. Also had had mud on it for too long.

Just got my license plate covers from @sphinxbccp this week. Going to install them tonight. Looking forward to reducing that glare in the coming months especially with rain/snow.

 

You're hooked now!

 

Never saw it. Where I travel and work, sometimes the lights are needed.

 

(Yesterday) Finally got to do a flex test. Couldn't find anywhere to truly max it out, though. I still had 2" of travel left! Good news is I don't need wheel spacers with the Trail Series shock relocation, 0-offset wheels, and 285's.


She needs a bath, now.

 

These brakes fit in the stock 16" wheel? Do you do discs all around? Long term I was thinking about 17" wheels for bigger brakes because I'm carrying a lot of weight. But the difference between adding wheels and tires to the cost makes this seem much more appealing..