What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

It gets pretty warm in there in the sun, but Im sure it could be covered in a reflective tarp. You can also unzip the sides to airflow/bugs

 

Let's see some pictures of the new baby. I had 2007 Z71 that I thoroughly enjoyed.

On the beach at Ocracoke.

 

Saw those, thanks. They were twice what I spent (in total, alone, they would need more hardware) and I would have to wait for them to show up.

 

Was researching lighting options that would fit under the rails of my RCI bed rack and found this little light. Magnetic base. Hexagonal base that fits perfectly under the bed rails. Light can be angled. Works really well.

 

@Interbeing i didn’t do it myself I took it in and had them sprayed.

 

Link?

 

forgot:

$20 POWERFIREFLY 250 Lumens COB LED Rotating Work Light with Strong Magnetic Base, Ultra Bright Magnetic LED Spotlight for Car Repair, Workshop, Home Use and Emergency

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078S4PJ6Y/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Very low rumble. Not loud at all. No drone at hwy speeds.

 

Thanks. I can see many uses for this.

 

Mazeltov. Pro looks dang good in mgm

 

Some Bilstein 5100s and a Dakar leaf pack should get delivered tomorrow, how many hours would you expect a shop to take on the install?

 

The keep the **cking mice away mod..................... we live on 28 acres in the woods, so pretty much the way it is. However I do not want the little bastards playing house in any of our vehicles or the shop. I hate Mice!!

By the way this is peppermint oil (real stuff) not some Amazon BS. It has worked so far, Others may have different results...............They were not doing damage, however hanging out in the truck and jeep engine compartment, eating acorns whatever. After putting the peppermint oil, no other signs, it has worked. I check all the vehicles daily. Especially since 2 of the 3 do not get driven very much. They seem to like the jeep the best............

 

DIY and save some money. The front is extraordinarily quick to do. The rear isn't bad.

 

Damn! Very nice . Looking at doing this same setup. Marlin Crawler HD kit is on its way. Been going back n forth on the LCA purchase. Just purchased gears and a front locker so we shall see. Any difference in normal driving felt?

 

Finished off my last Pro part (upgrade) on my 16' TRD Off Road.

 

big difference in normal drive feel with the Marlins. actually feels like a truck now.

 

Thanks. Maybe i will get the unicorn that doesn't have poor throttle response, crazy shift points, failure to maintain gear at highway speeds, and won't slam on the brakes when a big bug hits the grill. Oh wait....

All joking aside. The toyota was a good truck. Not like i choose to sell it. But hitting bambi totaled it. So on to the next one. All makes have issues. Sure the Colorado will to.

Most of you guys have been great. Awesome trucks in here. Still going to poke my head in to see what great ideas you guys come up with.

 

I'd give it a go if I had all the tools and a good workspace, but I don't have either. Maybe I could round up some jacks and convince my brother in law to let me use their driveway but I might as well get a few quotes from shops too.

 

I had never done it. My springs were not assembled. It took me about 3 hours to do all four and I had left/right on wrong sides so had to reinstall. Just to give you a rough idea.
It was pretty simple and safe but I have the tools and a level garage space to work in.
(I just used my floor jack to compress the springs for front install).

 

Added a fuse block and breaker switch to help control the inevitable rat's nest