What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Bone-in Rib-eye. Excellent marbling, which provides moisture, flavor and preserves the tenderness. Rarely needs any sauce or flavoring "help" short of salt and pepper, but can stand-up to a fair amount of most spices such as Rosemary, cumin, pepper, and garlic where other cuts may be overpowered. Best cooked to a medium rare, just enough heat and time to render the fat and seared, can also be basted for thicker and 1" cuts.

Arguably the best cut of beef. My first pick in steak cuts follow by a boneless Rib-Eye. Fat = Juice &Flavor

Think about how much tougher venison is than beef when comparing the same cuts. As we all know, venison as with most "wild" meats, is far leaner and as such typically requires more seasoning and complex preparation to yield a tender juicy meal.

 

Fat is delicious.

 

I feel like the word “moist” is about to work it’s way into the conversation.

 

Coasted down from a bit over 10,000 ft elevation to 7,000 ft before stopping. That gives you some impressive mileage. Then drove the rest of the way home at between 55 and 70 mph.

 

WOW

 

That's what the dog is for.

 

Just wanted to pass along...Kolbalt Inflator from Lowes fits nicely behind the drivers side rear seat storage and the seat closes with no problem. 2018 SR5 Double Cab

 

No fat no flavor........, simple as that!

 

I did the same a few months back. Havnt had to use it luckily, but happy to have it if needed.

 

Nice! It's great for filling tubes, rafts and air mattress's too.

 

Can this be used with the outlet in the back of the TRD OR beds?

 

I am wondering if anyone has tried using model cement in addition to the emblem tape to secure the pins of the letters on their Chinese knockoff Pro Grille?
If so did it fuse/melt the plastic together?

 

I dont have the bed receptical option in the SR5 but if the TRD has either the standard 110 volt electrical connection or the old style cigarette type connector it work because the inflator has both

 

I think you're talking about cyanoacrylate, which tends to get brittle. I would think two part epoxy made for plastic would be a better solution.

 

I had this same concern so I used just a dot of gorilla glue on the peg only.



I also figured that I’d be removing them at some point to color match the cement grey. That and paint the silver base of the T and the A to black. I also didn’t like the backing tape on the A which covered the hole and didn’t extend all the way down the legs, so I removed some and added some.



EDIT: looking at my own picture of the back of the grill, I now see why the tape doesn’t extend all the way down the legs of the A.

 

Nope! Taliking about model glue, the stuff we used to use putting model cars and airplanes and such together with as kids.

 

Rigids SAE fogs went in before vacation.

 

Decals by @CBoy808 and blacked out turn signals by @mesojdm !!

 

Traded my ray10’s for f5’s.

 

TRD grille and ‘19 skid plate (new removable red poly insert)