What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Just curious, are the bed and roof rack joined together?

 

Those are light gray

 

Thanks they look lighter than the pics on clazzio. Look forward to seeing the fronts.

 

nice place to keep you Dyna on a cold winter day, right by the fire!

 

Got my 285/70/17 on!
Big boy 33s

 

UpTop on their Alpha racks offers the option to color match the outer armor or the inner "groovetek" plates. I decided that a hint of Inferno behind the outer black armor was the right look fro my rig. The match is pretty spot on (pretty sure it would be 100% if the truck was new and hadn't suffered 4 years of UV punishment) and quite durable. The rest of the rack parts have a durable matte black coating.

 

No, currently there is about a 1/4"+ spacing between the roof and eX racks to allow flexing of the bed and cab.

 

Oh okay. Flexing was my concern. I would just strap that lumber to the rear rack. That’s a beautiful setup you’ve got there!

 

So, a capacitor, a diode, and a resistor "in a box"?

 

Tinfoil works, but won't stay on at highway speeds! ;-)

 

Jeez, Mine is downstairs! ;-)

 

You should check out Steve Caballeros insta page. He’s got/had some pretty bad ass bikes in his house

 

A box with red eyes

 

I no scientist, not an engineer, nor an electrician, but I thought an emp just wrecks everything. Like your starter for instance.

 

Sorry I’m not trying to hate on it, nor your paranoia. I’ve got always on front and rear dash cams.

 

And all of the sensors.

At least the red eyes let you know that your battery is being actively discharged

 

Hey, my red arc trailer brake controller does that with a light blue hue that you barely notice when the truck is off.

 

Thank you. I have a need for hauling longer boards than a typical SB or LB would allow. Even a full size pickup would require an attachment on the hitch for 16 foot boards, but with the 10 foot span the roof rack and eX rack affords I'm more comfortable hauling long lumber without having to use (and figure out how to store) a trailer. Plus, I figured this setup has more utility than the ugly ladder racks most guys use, especially when I take the family out for our summer trips to CO and WY.

 

Definitely a versatile setup! I agree 100% it looks better than a traditional lumber rack. It will definitely serve you well.