What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!

But I thought it was a TRD PRO?
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Seriously though, a wheel is easy to replace versus many other things you could have messed up. At some I should do something about my rear bumper damage, haha.

The only thing that's left on the TRD pro that's TRD Pro is the shift knob. haha.

A rim is easily replaceable and repairable. I needed another rim for the bumper project anyways. It could have been a lot worse, and at the end of the day it's just stuff, just things. The experience was awesome, and you should do one thing a day that actually scares you, and this was very scary being in a slow slide where a wheel is off the ground.

Rewarded ourselves with a nice beer once we got home.
 
The only thing that's left on the TRD pro that's TRD Pro is the shift knob. haha.

The experience was awesome, and you should do one thing a day that actually scares you, and this was very scary being in a slow slide where a wheel is off the ground.

Rewarded ourselves with a nice beer once we got home.

You know I'm kidding, I have a crush on your truck. Inferno is so dang awesome.

The scary things I do are on skis and mountain bikes, I keep it mellow in the truck. Beer is always good after though...
 
You know I'm kidding, I have a crush on your truck. Inferno is so dang awesome.

The scary things I do are on skis and mountain bikes, I keep it mellow in the truck. Beer is always good after though...

Thanks man. I realize I definitely need a trail gps. I may also add an icon bump stop kit as well. When I do the cbi rear bumper I'll also change the rear springs out to their heavy duty ones.
 
Just finished installing rigid industries D2 driving led lights. Mounted the brackets on bumper and the rest is history. Really like how they turned out. Also, thanks to eddiebx for this great lil mod. Headlight Bulb Conversion (H11 to H9 & 9005 to 9011). Noticeably brighter light and easy mod thanks to dremel. And last but not least installed my gobi ladder that was for sale however, decided to keep it after all.

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I like the way you mounted those, is that a custom mount or from Rigid?
Thanks . Meant to do this sorry
 
Hit 100,000 miles today.

Slightly creepy...

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That music is more than slightly creepy, all that's missing are clowns. Wonder what music ours will play at 100K...
 
Body Mount

After alignment I had a slight rub at full wheel lock in reverse.I remedied that this morning with a body grinder and black paint. Only had to cut where the weld ended from front to back on the bottom of the mount. No more rub. The first pic shows where the tire was rubbing on the mount.

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Added Weathertech 2nd row floor mat. Started off with OEM all-weather mats, but needed the extra coverage for the middle hump as well as the sides. This is a great mat and will likely look at adding the front and cargo mats in the future.
The OEM all-weather mats fit right on top.

Also added the Weathertech Sun Shield. This thing fits the windshield perfectly, and is thicker/tougher than any sun visor I've owned. Huge difference in cabin temperature vs pos from PepBoys. $50 is a little steep, but my dash is worth it, not to mention getting our 11 week old in/out.

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Added Weathertech 2nd row floor mat. Started off with OEM all-weather mats, but needed the extra coverage for the middle hump as well as the sides. This is a great mat and will likely look at adding the front and cargo mats in the future.
The OEM all-weather mats fit right on top.

Also added the Weathertech Sun Shield. This thing fits the windshield perfectly, and is thicker/tougher than any sun visor I've owned. Huge difference in cabin temperature vs pos from PepBoys. $50 is a little steep, but my dash is worth it, not to mention getting our 11 week old in/out.

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when the 11 week old gets older trust me the 2nd row weathertech mat will come in handy.
 
Worked on carpet protection today. Installed Husky floor liners in front and middle rows and a Canvasback cargo liner. The Canvasback is a great product. Real quality Made in USA stuff that fits perfectly and allows for operation of either one or both 3rd row seats.

Couldn't find a floor liner for the 3rd row so I decided to make one out of an indoor/outdoor rubber mat from Home Depot. Made a template out of paper, cut with sheers, removed the 2nd row sliding track trim and installed. PM me for details on the install.
 

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