What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I know I already replied to this one but I was looking at it again and had another thought. 3/4 in plywood doesn't like being a floor, especially when the substructure is about 18in OC (just a guess). I suspect that it may start to sag long before the drawers are ready to give up the ghost. I would consider either adding steel to reinforce it, or glue and screw another layer on top to make it 1.5in thick. I think that would be more likely to live up to a decade of abuse.

 

Was able to get this bad boy installed yesterday.
Thanks @BruteForceFab

 

Looks like you're all set for an African Safari.

 

I need a swing out with a driver side pivot solely for a table while I'm cooking!

Edit, if rigd would offer driver side pivot then I would go that route

 

When I reinstalled the door panel after I hung it in place I started at the top back of the door (nearest the latch) working down then to the front and up to the sail panel. No issues. I did however break a tab on the sail panel; wonder how much that piece of plastic is going to cost.

 

So true!

 

isnt there a law there that makes it so only a islander can make the kill. i looked into doing a boar hunt when i was maui and looking into it you are not allowed to make the kill.. so basically if you are not from there and would like to hunt you just get to walk around with a local and watch them do it. i wasnt into that so i passed.

 

You can buy those clips on Amazon for cheap. Buy a bag of them because everytime you remove the door panel you will most likely loose a clip.

 

Would be pretty awesome to be able to choose which side the pivot is on. My goal is to make the tailgate for cutting/prep then the fold down table (haven’t completed the finish design) for stove then another table in case I want to run a grill or for eating.

 

Washed it.

 

Thanks. The clips are good, I broke one of the tabs that are part of the panel itself. They insert into the clip(s). I had my readers on at the time I was aligning it, not good for depth perception. No readers reinstalling the passenger side; no problem.

 

Where’s my passenger side handle delete kit?

 

Yep same here 265-280. Completely stock with 15k miles. No idea how people get 300+ till empty.

 

Mine is +400, kilometres though

 

Me either. My ‘17 AC 4x2 would show 360+ miles to empty when full. I thought maybe it was rolling resistance from the front axles and maybe the extra 400lbs with the front diff, crawl control system, etc. 403 till empty would be awesome!

 

Yeah I’m surprised R4T didn’t powder coat those. You like the trd skid over the over ones?

 

Now it makes sense Thanks!

 

I don’t even floor it like my v8. People have mentioned the truck learns your driving habits, although I’m not sure if that’s true. I bought mine used and haven’t disconnected the battery yet once I bought it to reset its “learning pattern”. People even say they get 15-18 lifted.