Dave's Inferno

Do you have a vagina between your legs?

 

It's like two oF my favorite things (coffee, pumpkin pie) mixed together neatly in a frothy little package.

No shame in my game.

 

Whatever floats your boat bro.

 

Pretty shameful IRCC

 

Geez. Tough crowd

 

You do you! I'd rather just have a slice of pumpkin pie, and black coffee.

 

I'm an equal opportunity coffee man. Black coffee, creamed coffee, sweet coffee, stale coffee, iced coffee, latte, cappuccino, mochaccino, frappaccino, you name it. My favorite is black percolator coffee made in my duck blinds.

The only thing I will not drink is decaf because that's fucking stupid.

 

Truck looks killer Dave!

 

I read the first 7 words and thought "latte and vagina" and slowly nodded my head with a big side cheek grin on my face and said "Hell yeah!" in my best homeless, drunk, excessively haggard guy voice from any sappy Adam Sandler comedy ever made.

Aaaaaaaaannnnnddd then I read the rest of the sentence and began erotically beating my balls with a splinter infested meat hammer with hopes of Morgan Freeman gracefully floating down from the heavens, appearing before me and placing his freshly manicured, ageless hand gently upon my right shoulder then calmly whispering into my ear "The gays are among us."

Then and ONLY then would I regain my desire for your friendship.

 

We haven't had an introspective Gid post in a while.

 

What he said ^^

 

Another peak into the weird shit that goes on in gid's mind. Nice

 

Great looking truck!!

Have a couple of questions if you don't mind....

Why did you decide to get rid of your CBI bed rack?

Any issues with installing the Prinsu rack? My biggest concern with installing a roof rack like this is opening up the roof to the weather. Is there any chance to water getting into where you install the spacers? I am aware that the install calls for silicone or other sealant but is there still a chance?

How did you mount and run those roof rack lights? I'd like to do something like that but don't want to drill a hole in my roof to run the wires into the cab.

Thanks.

PS- would also be great if you could take a picture of those roof lights on.

 

The only reason I got rid of the bedrack was because I wanted the softopper to be able to have covered storage in the bed, or an open bed when I need it.

The Prinsu installed very easily, and I siliconed all of the threaded inserts before I put the bolts into them, and haven't had any leakage.

The lights on the rack are surface mounted with a couple of bolts going through the rack. The wires run from the front passenger light, back and across to the driver's side, then from the front driver's light straight back to meet up with the wires from the passenger side. The then go down beside the rear window trim between the cab and the softopper, and under the truck, then forward and up into the engine bay.

I don't currently have any pictures with the lights on, but they flood pretty well on both sides of the truck at least 20-30 yards. I have them more for work lights, and being able to see what's to the side of me while night wheeling than anything else.

 

Got to work out the new wheels/tires this weekend at Adventure Offroad Park. They far exceeded my expectations in every aspect. I went through some nasty clay/mud with them, climbed rocks, and even competed in a driving competition which our group won. I was most surprised by how well they performed in the mud. All in all, a good weekend. There may be a video to add later, but for now here are some pics.

 

Your truck looks big AF now.