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

what happened to november? hahaha

6-8 Weeks, so it'll sit there in the shop waiting for the other bits, like the Bushwacker flares (hoping that's by september), and the Snorkel (hopefully september from ARB).

Diff breather mod will also be at the same time. And dual battery and air compressor. I'm thinking I may hold off on the armor plates till april. Plus I can install those myself.
 
6-8 Weeks, so it'll sit there in the shop waiting for the other bits, like the Bushwacker flares (hoping that's by september), and the Snorkel (hopefully september from ARB).

Diff breather mod will also be at the same time. And dual battery and air compressor. I'm thinking I may hold off on the armor plates till april. Plus I can install those myself.

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I'd be doing swing out for the express purpose of being able to mount a fullsize 33" spare tire.

I'm a little concerned about losing the rear view camera. So that may become a new project, i.e to buy a second OEM camera, and wire it into the system.

I also heard from CBI that they have found the swing out table doesn't play too nicely with the Gobi Ladder, so I may just avoid the table, and get a single jerry can holder.

[MENTION=54404]jbstrd[/MENTION] thanks, I'm not sure who will do the install. I may be ordering via 99 West Trailers, and having them do the install. Does everything lock up nice and tight on your rear bumper? I just don't want to cut the bumper off and have any thing that wiggles around when off road.

For me, losing the camera was not a big deal. I rarely used it other than a quick glance to see what was directly behind the vehicle. Otherwise, I always use my side mirrors and look over my shoulder to back. If you have to keep it, many have moved the camera or purchased a new one to mount elsewhere.

I know several have kept the Gobi Ladder with the table, but it is a close fit. Sounds like it is nothing a little felt can't fix to keep it from scratching the ladder.

Everything on the bumper is super tight on the CBI. I have re-torqued the bolts a couple of times just to make sure everything stays secure. As far as the factory bumper, the sides move a little bit more after cutting them. Once in a while when you are flexing alot off road, you have to snap the factory bumper pieces back onto their mounts. This is to be expected though since the CBI bumper mounts to the frame and the factory bumper is connected to the body. But, I will never complain about body on frame.

If you ever want to see my CBI up close, let me know.

Take care, Jason
 
Installed WKOR Sliders, Magnaflow Exhaust, and Gave the 4R a bath

Made my first couple mods to my T4R this weekend:

Yesterday, I drove out to Apple Valley to pick up my White Knuckle Offroad Sliders from John. I couldn't be happier with the quality and look of them! I busted my ass the rest of the afternoon installing them (would have been much easier with another set of hands). But after 3hrs of sweating and cursing, they look awesome and are rock solid!

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TODAY:
My Magnaflow 22" muffler (Part#12586) arrived in the mail so i had my local shop install it... really LOVE the sound, not too loud but definitely noticeable when you step on the gas. Sounds perfect IMO, and does not drone once up to speed.
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Also gave my car a bath, and found a good use for the DIN insert that I had laying around from my Scoshe dash kit (didn't need it since i have a double din unit)... It fits the center console like a glove, just used some double-sided sticky pads to secure to the back of the center console.

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If you ever want to see my CBI up close, let me know.

Take care, Jason

You up for a show and tell next week?

And I assume maybe some industrial soft side Velcro might be a way to avoid rubbing? I may consider buying another OEM camera and machining or ABS printing an enclosure for it.
 
Where did you get the bushwhacker fenders. Im cant find them. Unless I''m not looking hard enough lol.

6-8 Weeks, so it'll sit there in the shop waiting for the other bits, like the Bushwacker flares (hoping that's by september), and the Snorkel (hopefully september from ARB).

Diff breather mod will also be at the same time. And dual battery and air compressor. I'm thinking I may hold off on the armor plates till april. Plus I can install those myself.
 
when the 11 week old gets older trust me the 2nd row weathertech mat will come in handy.


No doubt! I got it since the wifey has been riding in the back with her and was getting the hump dirty. Put the mat in and two days later its already dirty, as you can see in my pic.

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Finally added a fullsize spare to my roof rack. We will see how this kills my mileage.

Good chance it can trash your racks. 80+ lbs bouncing around up there, I personally wouldn't do it on factory crossbars and a yakima.

Just saying check it frequently. I speak from experience.
 
Been on vaca in the Wilmington NC area this week staying on Kure beach. Today drove out on the beach at Ft Fisher for some fishing and playing in the sand. Caught dinner in the form of a small Bluefish that became Cajun tacos. Good day!
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Thanks for the advice on the roof rack. I have a wheeling/camping trip planned for this weekend so I will be sure to check it frequently.
 
Thanks for the advice on the roof rack. I have a wheeling/camping trip planned for this weekend so I will be sure to check it frequently.

I think he meant to be careful when you wheel with that up there. It'll change your center of gravity and you'll be more likely to roll over depending on what type of hills/rocks you climb.
 

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