Recent content by MJay

So…loooooong time since I posted here. Lots of life in between. Moved from NorCal to Austin, TX area. I do miss the Sierras…a lot. But lots I don’t miss…like income taxes. LOL. Anyway…just wanted to update…this build has been perfect. I’m up to 289,000 miles. After more than five years...

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Seeking the switch. Mine broke off. Anyone have one, or any idea where to get one?

Did check carparts.com. Thanks

I’m not seeing that when I search eBay. Can you send me a link please?

Anybody have an old one from which we could scavenge the switch?

The switch is broken off on the center dome light (rear seat) that is part of the in-ceiling video system. Any ideas for how to find a replacement (I've searched all over, and so has my local mechanic), or any ideas for a replacement for the whole shebang? I don't need / won't ever use the...

So, update on the build performance. Truck has been up to Seattle and back and out to Glacier and back to California, with zero issues. Performed beautifully. The 35s do rub occasionally when turning into climbing obstacles, but nothing serious. Suspension is a dream both on and off-road...

I'd definitely be interested in talking.

More pics. Daughter has the 100 on a road trip, backpacking and camping her way up to Seattle with a buddy. These are in the Redwoods

More of the lighting work.

Okay...got all the wiring and lights buttoned up today. Rock lights tucked up under the sliders, rear lights for back-up and camping, a light behind the spare which can be aimed into the back when the rack is open or used for camping. The rock lights are controlled by a switch on the dash, as...

We did quite a bit of trimming initially of the plastic in the wheel wells. I got no rub when off-road, though there is definitely some noise when I made a hard turn into an uphill driveway. We haven't tracked that down yet.

Several have private messaged me about pricing from 4X4Labs. I'll let Luke jump in here and provide if he wants to. But the bumpers and sliders are all listed at www.4x4labs.com. And for what it's worth, they are AWESOME to deal with.