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That's a cool kit!

 

If I didn't already have stuff like that in my tool box I would jump on that. That's great stuff and so compact it doesn't take up much space.

 

And if anyone in the Orlando area wants it I could always get it from Ryan next week and bring it back with me.

 

NEW PRICE $1,000.00 (08/06/2013) Is this a better deal...? Not sure what the market on USED tires is...?

 

Absolutely, I think they will go pretty quick at that price. Make sure you put them on craigslist too.

 

In a week or so put them on crack list..Just put firm on the price.

 

Can i put a feeler out here???

Just seeing if anyone would b intrested in buying some subwoffers??? There are some JL, Elemental Design, and Xsite( a brand that was bought by Audioban) O and some boston acoustics

 

With 3", you can run 31's possibly 33's with slight T-bar adjustments.
I have that with a BL. I could do a 4" DB lift and then BJ spacers and turn the T-bars down slightly and should fit 35's. some guys push 37's but that'll be tight.

Unless I get a SFA then possibilities open up!

 

SAC! if anything, just to lose those darn torsion bars. can't stand them lol.

 

Thanks, these should be nice once I get them mounted on the rims and installed on the truck.

PK

 

I picked up the tri-fold tonneau and will be using that instead of the roll-n-lock. If anyone is interested in the Roll-N-Lock, let me know.

 

I'm in the market for a tonneau cover that you can use in conjunction with a tool box. If anyone comes across one feel free to shoot the info my way. Thanks.

 

unless you have a low profile toolbox that sits below the level of the bed caps, you're going to have to do something custom. if you do have a low profile, most soft rollups and fibeglass covers whould work. pretty much jsut anything without a canister against the cab for the tonneau to retract into.

 

I'm not sure I've ever seen a toolbox and bedcover. I'm assuming your toolbox sits on top the rails or at least protrudes above the rail height? You may be able to shorten the tracks on the roll-n-lock and mount the front attachment to your toolbox.

 

I had 2 of these under my roll-n-lock, worked out great.

http://www.undercoverinfo.com/new_sc.php

If you don't like that route, you can get the "toolbox" bak makes that goes under their bakflips, but I'm not so such how strong it is.

 

They exist, just not sure if they exist for our tiny beds. It's not a necessity, so I wouldn't buy one new. Figured I'd just throw it out there in case anyone came across one. I thought about your suggestion of the tool chest that is below the rails, but I already have a low profile crossover box. I've managed to fill it with stuff I'll probably never need, but I'd be super pissed if I needed it and didn't have it.

http://www.extang.com/docs/toolboxtonno.html

 

That's pretty cool. What got me looking was a recent trip to a wedding 5 people+luggage deep in my girlfriends CR-V. I was thinking how nice it would be to throw everything in the back of the truck without worrying about wind and rain. Some things would fit in the toolbox, but not the almighty dresses and such. A tool chest and tonneau are the ultimate answer, but I like the size and look of my current setup.

 

i just use one of these guys. different brand, but same idea. made for the roof, and i do use it on my roof rack when the bed is full, but when it's not, it fits in the bed perfectly. it's a good alternative. keeps everything dry, and when not in use, it folds up into a nice compact package.

http://www.autoanything.com/roof-racks/69A4784A0A0.aspx

 

DONE...!!! Thanks.

yeah, just hate CL it's crazy dealing with people on there.

You got it, let me know if you need more info from my end.

 

http://orlando.craigslist.org/pts/3986964110.html