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Did you take the warning stickers off the visors?Front window tint is definitely in her future.. even though it's not approved in Cali..
Started out with some subtle necessities..
Yellow tinted the LED fogs, interior LED swap, debadged all chrome badging as well as interior warning stickers, also added a much needed dual USB port for the rear passengers!
what does it say?Did you take the warning stickers off the visors?
Did they come off nicely or leave a mark or anything?I did!
Awesome. I’m going to try it.Using a blow dryer, get them nice and warm and pliable, grab a corner and they peel right off! Make sure you get it warm enough that the adhesive releases from the fabric.
Nice job. Can you run power tools on the outlet?So I had a pretty busy weekend..
Love this creativity! We have seen a few variations of this install and love this idea!So I had a pretty busy weekend.. Friday, my bed drawers from Decked showed up at work and I had to get them in that night. Everything from Decked is extremely great quality. I was impressed to say the least. I am someone who takes pride in the work that I do and clearly see that they do too! The instructions were straight forward and they even give you extra hardware, just in case. The one dilemma I had was "what to do with the 120vac outlet?" Being a generator tech/electrician, I wanted something that was water tight, looked like it belonged, and was very versatile. I went with a PVC bell box, ½" cord grip, a weather tight lid, and a black receptacle. In retrospect, I think I will be changing out the receptacle for a single with 2 USB ports. I attached the box using ¼-20 stainless hardware. Luckily Toyota provides enough wire to make it all come together. I used some #16awg eyelet crimp connectors to attach the wires to the receptacle, since she will be bouncing around a bit. It was fun to install and I'm looking forward to loading up the camping gear and getting out of here! I have plans to make a drop in for my camping stove that stores perfectly inside. I will post pictures when that project is complete.
Back at it again! It took 3 weeks for method race wheels to get in my MR701's but I must say, it was definitely worth the wait! Toyo's were my tire of choice going with the Open Country AT3's. I contemplated 33's but it didn't make sense considering my plans to do the lift next year. I will rock the 32's and save myself the butchering of my truck until I just jump to 35's. I'm definitely glad I went with the bronze.. Method knows how to do bronze well!
When I asked my wife which ones to get she said black. So I ordered black. They were on back order for like 5 weeks, so the next day I had complete buyer's remorse because my gut was always telling me "bronze!" I called the shop and switched to bronze, without telling my wife, and she is so glad I did..The bronze on white looks awesome! I originally wanted black wheels, but your bronze wheels look so good.