A few more mods added this past week. I got the windows tinted 35% and I think it matched pretty well. I also added the Husky Weatherbeater floor liners and cargo mat as well as Weathertech rain guards. I'll post some updated pics in a little bit.

I was also able to install an HID kit. At first I purchased these LED lights from Amazon. Upon installation, I come to find that there are dust covers that need to be removed to access the bulbs. After removing them and trying to install the bulbs, they didn't fit. I gave up on it because even if I got them installed, I knew I wouldn't be happy not having the dust covers on.



I ended up installing an HID kit that I had from a previous car that was sitting in my garage. I was able to retain the dust covers and maintained a pretty clean install. Here are some pics of what I did.

Here is the dust cover that unscrews to access the bulbs:



I drilled a small pilot hole and enlarged it to feed the wiring through. My HID kit had a grommet already which was quite convenient.







Here is what it looks like with the grommet installed:





Here is the finished result. Looks clean and maintained the dust covers which was important to me.



Overall happy with the light output. I have PIAA Ion yellows that I am putting in tonight. I've always had yellow fogs and love the look of them.

My Gobi Rack should be here today so I will hopefully get to install that sometime this week. Stay tuned!

I installed the rack last night with the help of a friend and it took us about 3 hours total. I have to install the fairing yet and will do that tonight. Overall, it came out exactly as I envisioned it. I absolutely love the Gobi Stealth rack and can't speak enough about it. Anyone on the fence, just go get it. I had it on my 4th gen and although i thought it looked badass on that, it looks even better on my TRDP. I was a little hesitant on putting the ladder on but I did and holy crap it looks badass. I went with a Rigid 40" RDS Curved LED Bar and 2 6" SR light bars in the rear (putting those on tonight).

As far as the hatch struts, they def will need to be upgraded to heavy duty ones. Luckily I had ordered those the same time I ordered the rack. I'll be putting those on tonight as well.

So overall, I'm really happy with the build and quality of the Gobi Stealth. Here are a few teaser pics for now. Ill post more once I get the fairing and the rear lights on. Enjoy!!

Ok, the Gobi Rack is complete. I finished installing the fairing last night and also mounted the rear lights. Now I just need to wire them. Total time for rack was about 3 hours but that was because I took my time to make sure everything was right. I applied anti-seize to all the bolts, I also applied a 3 inch strip of 3M Paint Protection strip across the top where the fairing meets the roof.

Now its time to enjoy my rig. I have all but 200 miles on it so far and I realized I did all the current mods before even getting through my first full tank. LOL, talk about not wasting any time. So far about a dozen or so people have stopped dead in their tracks to comment and commend me on my truck. It's funny watching Jeep owners practically break their neck trying to catch a glimpse of me as I drive by. I absolutely love this rig.

Nothing too major in terms of mods coming up, still have to wire the lights as I mentioned. I have another Rigid 28" LED bar that I planned on putting behind the bumper but now I am second guessing that decision. I also have a set of Rigid D2's in Amber that I also want to put in as well as a set of rock lights for underneath. My friend is installing a remote start and will help me wire up all my lights. After that, not too much is planned. Enjoy more iPhone pics for now. A proper photo shoot will take place once the weather breaks.

Just a little teaser of something I'm working on. Involves a 28" Rigid E2 LED bar and a pair of Rigid D2 Duallys in Amber. Finished product coming soon.