Just some cheap waterproof strip lighting. I've had it sitting around for awhile now and looked at it today and thought I might as well use it for the tent as the most recent HF light is about to go out.
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Just some cheap waterproof strip lighting. I've had it sitting around for awhile now and looked at it today and thought I might as well use it for the tent as the most recent HF light is about to go out.
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Customer @lx80aa rear bumper and step sliders installed.
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Newborn baby girl at home so not too much action on the travel front, so decided to add more weight to the rig and increase my mall cruising status also.
Form / Function
Easy / Difficult
Useful / Useless
Cheap / Expensive
Precise / Sloppy
Poser / True
I like opposites.
Form / Function
Easy / Difficult
Useful / Useless
Cheap / Expensive
Precise / Sloppy
Poser / True
I like opposites.
Also fitted shifter surround courtesy of @mudbludger and his top notch fibreglass skills 
. Bit of plastidip, pinch weld and an eBay leather boot and it looks better than factory 
. Bit of plastidip, pinch weld and an eBay leather boot and it looks better than factory 
New antenna. I finally have real reception for tunes!!
And as always this job would have been a 47 bannana job without the MUD.
And as always this job would have been a 47 bannana job without the MUD.
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Really love how the bumper and stepper sliders turned out, very solid great looking designs, and awesome customer service from @reevesci ...thanks again!!!
Got it from @jtwopark here on the forum. Bumper is from dc fab.
Installed "Rear Antenna / Light Mount COMBO PACK" I ordered from Frank @yodaTEQ . Nicely powder coated, and very strong! Plan to mount an antenna on the driver's side, and LED work light on the passenger's side.
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You betcha! I'm hoping I can match up my front CB antenna for better output. If not - may just relocate the antenna to the rear mount. Thanks for the spring information!
What are you doing this Sunday?
I'm just waiting for some ideas on might have gone wrong with the relay, not my wiring.
better wiring than i would do!....I am thinking that your battery is dead....just replace your battery and it should work quite well!..
better wiring than i would do!....I am thinking that your battery is dead....just replace your battery and it should work quite well!..
First thing that came to my mind was the cup holders, not the battery.
I'll change the transmission fluid first and see if it makes any difference. If not, I'll move to the battery. I may have to be moved to the PS.
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Rad! I'm hoping to get into trouble next weekend somewhere between Tahoe and YosemiteI tester the crap out of those skidplates last week!
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Don't mount antennas on your mount! They are mainly for lights or other light objects!
They are really cool and well made but not for antennas or of sorts! Leverage is the mounts nemesis!
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Swapped out my ARB awning for a Tepui. Figured as a Tepui dealer I needed to. For all practical purposes they are identical.
