What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Just some minor adjustments to the drilled holes

 

I got annoyed with my sand bags sliding around despite having a no slip bed mat. So I used a couple of 2x4's laying around and made this.



It works perfectly AND I can move it out of the way and slide the sand bags forward if I need to pick up something big from the store.

 

What rear bumper is this?

 

HD Camera upgrade in the new grill.

 

Beautiful truck! What lift and tire size did you go with? I love the stance of your truck! TIA

 

Under bed plastic storage bins will keep your weight from shedding all over the bed. We would use tubs for the cat litter in the ups trucks so our floors didn’t turn into mud. Kept things a little neater. Plus you can stack things level if you use the lids and when you remove them from the truck the you won’t have to worry about the bags shredding. Or just some plastic tubs

 

I had the same reaction when I got my OTT tune! Enjoy.

Way back I had a couple Honda's, both had front drivers seats that caused lower back pain you can google that mine was a 2009 Accord. I bought that sucker brand new and kept it very well kept. Any how during ownership I developed the worst back pain from that vehicle and I had NO IDEA why my back hurt. I had NO IDEA that a car could do this to my back. To make short of this, I later googled and found many other owners faced same issue with their Honda and back. Then later some short little girl tells me she sits on a pillow in her car for comfort of course I laugh because she is such a little girl but soon thereafter I try the idea and I put an adequate cushion on my drivers seat. And low and behold within about a week, the constant pain in my back cut way back, like over 50% almost instantly. Long story short I will always use a cushion on a drivers seat in my vehicles I don't give those seats a chance to give me back pain anymore. You may want to give it a try for your pain.

 

When I took the photo it was so sunny I couldn't see any-ting on my camera screen, but very mysteriously that "g" is missing. Hmm.

 

Yeah. I just wanted to open it up a little wider.

 

Ah-yeap, the bottom bumper.

Yeah, used a utility knife to cut those hard teeth off, the teeth (should have) need to have a gentle grip as like a soft silicone to allow gas cap to slide in and out with light resistance.

 

"Slide"?? I always thought it was a twist, screw-in design. Mine is a threaded port, but is not a Meso product.

 

Sometimes I wonder, was the gasshole a rouse from the beginning, from the inception? Is it a gag product? Why do we need to ream a brand new gasshole product straight from the manufacturer to make it useful? Was the gasshole simply created as a way to encourage grown men from all lands across the globe to sit in front of the computer screen typing away late into the night or early into the morning thinking of ways how to open it up, lessen its resistance on the gas-cap, allowing care-free service when needed? I don't know.

 

It is too tight to be useful and gets stuck inside, once I thought I would not be able to remove it. It was bad.

 

It takes 10 seconds to ream that gas hole, is that really a nuisance?
Better to be tighter

 

RCI 16-23

https://rcimetalworks.com/product/2...i2qhVItCbFJABUXka0cTmeX1db-cCWGxoC4iUQAvD_BwE

With the tow receiver behind the plate, it's been nice not scraping the receiver on everything. Keeps the trailer nice and level too.

 

I went with the eibach pro truck lift and 315/75/16 tires. Had to do a pretty aggressive cab mount chop to fit that tire size just fyi.

 

Geez, nice find. It’s casting a shadow.

 

Finally got a snorkel. The air box needed pressure washed…oops.

 

Had a free half hour today so I threw on my new letters. And also beyond popular hate, I use wrist bands on my fluid reservoirs. A: because I think it looks cool
And B:because I think it looks cool even though I don’t have a turbo

 

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