What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Swapped out JBA's for SPC's today.

 

pictures?

 

That’s cool, you trying to be my backpack?

 

I've broken mine on both sides. Asshole design to have that thing attached by that little neck.

 

I have a steel wheel for my spare - thus I just put a magnet up there to hold the chain in place in a nice wee knot. = No rattle, no slap, no noise.

 

thank you for posting this! i've been looking for an integrated dash cam but never came across this one. purchased.

 

Are you referring to the db custom grille?

 

I’m looking at this one or the blackvue

 

If you have that sensor on your taco I’d prolly go fitcam so there’s less clutter. I already have an ez pass too so I wanted something more integrated looking. If yours doesn’t have the sensor I don’t think it’ll work

 

Which sensor are you referring to? The collision on the grille?

 

I’m not sure what its for tbh but it’s next to the mirror. If you don’t have something there already it won’t work, their website has a picture kind of explains what I mean

 

I’ll have to look. Yeh I don’t know what that is for either. I have the 360 camera though

 

Pretty much all the same. The Gen 1 pop-n-lok used aluminum brackets, and the Gen 2 has plastic. (Might be a little less noise?) Try some sound deadening insulation on the inside tailgate panel.
I actually like the sound because it lets me know that the truck is locked.

 

Did my fender flares yesterday. Thinking of making a post probably when it's been at least a week so I can have pictures of how it holds up. They were white and I used Raptor liner on them and I am digging the texture on it.

 

photo>1,000 words

 

Yep, the DBCustomz grill...sorry, should have actually SAID that

 

that boxy thing behind the mirror is a camera sensor...

 

Dang. I wanted that grille. They told me they can make it work for my sensor and the front camera. I always thought they were suppose to be very high quality

 

Same thing, and I think it will (it is VERY high quality)...I'm hoping to talk to them today about the camera (I have a solution, but it's not a great one as it requires glue). The wavy part is going to be fairly easy to fix, it has to do with fully tightening some bolts causing the surround to flex. I'm going to get some spacers to put in there so that the nut tightens without having to flex the surround. And, if you do any electrical work at all, it's an easy electrical install, I'm just limited on my toolset and supplies as I live in a condo with limited storage and a parking garage. For me, all of these *little things* (which I know pop up and don't mind when I'm in my garage with my tools...which I used to in my prior life) are just very time consuming.