What have you done to your 100 Series this week? (18 Viewers)
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Put her in the gym, lifting heavy weights...this toolbox weighs over 500lbs, handled it with ease, barely felt like i was carrying anything. This is good, i know what to expect when i load her up with overlanding gear for my trip across the USA.
I need to get the box out of the truck tomorrow, probably just push it off, anyone know how much weight the tailgate can support?
I need to get the box out of the truck tomorrow, probably just push it off, anyone know how much weight the tailgate can support?
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Got a slee battery tray and odyssey 31 group battery installed
Made a new mount with scrap for my Ram tablet mount. Three points of contact turned out SOLID! Zero movement. Super stoked with the results. No more squinting at a tiny cell phone screen for me!
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Sweet setup you got there! Couple questions: 1) Does this setup restrict passenger leg room if you had someone riding shotgun with you? 2) Where do you get the hardware for those additional points of contact? I have been considering adding one to my Ram setup as well to reduce movement while my phone is cradled and I'm simultaneously riding rough trails and trying to look at maps on my iPhone.
Thanks!
1) If you move the seat to a certain spot then your leg will end up resting on the mount which isn't comfortable. But in most seat positions it clears fine. My wife hasn't complained at all. I think a larger passenger may have issues, but you could always cut a deeper angle in the square tube. There's another two inches of room to angle it and bring it closer to the center console.
2) Cheapest I could find and they worked great: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B018TH66BM
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So your additional points of contact are simply resting against the surface of the side of the center console and the area under your USB ports, correct? You didn't use any adhesive or anything to make it stick?
HOOK' EM!
This could be a newb question but what is the badge you have on the grill?
Cannon88
In the duck blind...
Awesome! Thanks. Cool to learn something new about the history.
Correct, no additional adhesive. The feet are under compression so the arm stays solid. Easily removable if need be.
Thanks! Yes, neoprene Wet Okole's
Awesome! Hope you like em as much as I like mine
I got her registered, installed a new alternator, took off those stupid running boards. 150 mile road trip tomorrow, will be a nice test. I hope it doesn't die, it's supposed to be snowing and 8° in the morning! Any other new to me vehicle I'd be beyond nervous, but a Cruiser, no problem. Looking forward to lift and 33" tires.
And officially named it Alejundro. The 100 series version of "Alejandro". Going by the urban dictionary meaning
"One who can hardly contain his awesomeness as it spills out of him everywhere he goes"
(Not me, the 100)
"One who can hardly contain his awesomeness as it spills out of him everywhere he goes"
(Not me, the 100)
