What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

November 2022.

 

im almost 50. my eyesight isnt good up close anymore. glad you could figure it out

 

Yeah ... you almost skipped that past the rest of us.

 

Same here.

 

Installed the CaliLED bed lights. Then immediately uninstalled them because the connection to the light it self is so loose the light constantly breaks contact with any movement.

 

Drives amazing, rides probably 3x better on the street compaired to my old setup

 

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Change baby diapers.

 

Thanks!

 

Anyone use these tire balance beads before? If so, thoughts?

 

And after 18 years of therapy, it is only after this picture is found that the therapist diagnosed the childhood trauma that haunted him/her for so long ...

 

Get a Camera.

 

Sound deadening mat Noico 80 mil is a PITA. But did the front doors and installed Kicker 6x9's. And wow. Sounding good with my DS18 tweeters I installed couple weeks ago. I hardly ever have riders in the back seat so not gonna do the back. It's a shame how cheap made the stock speakers are.

 

Yeah its called a valvomax i have it on my truck and wifes car, i liked it over the fumoto since it has less chance of leaking, same concept but it uses a wave washers and a check ball. The tool is needed to push the ball in to allow flow, if that happened to leak there is a screw on cap with a seal as well.

 

The OEM speakers in my former F150 were low-budget as well.

 

Yes, it is easy to install and appears to be shorted than the Fumoto valve. It comes with a cap which you remove and then screw on an insert to drain the oil through an attached hose.

 

There is no why. It is so.

 

Just one more crevice for me to cram my cleaning brush in. I ain’t got time to bleed!

 

I run them in my Taco there a good way to prolong the life of the tire. The only negative is that you can hear them moving around when you take a really hard sharp turn at high speed, I also get more consistent mpg.

 

Today I figured out a stupid easy way to rig a table for cooking off my Yakima HD Rack



We always take this 2'x4' sheet of plywood to use a kitchen countertop on existing campground picnic tables or our folding aluminum table. Years ago I made a DIY awing that mounted the table in a similar position. Today I figured out how to mount it using just some cheap 1" webbing and two buckles.

The buckles allow to level the table even is the truck is not level



I just loop the strap through the horizontal bar on the end of the Yakima HD rack bar.



I had a couple of buckles left over from a forgotten project








I'll get a chance to see how it works next weekend.