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

Finally got around to getting these wheels mounted on the wife’s mommy wagon. SCS Matte gunmetal Stealth 6’s wrapped in Duratrac’s
 

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Took about 15 minutes to get a hairdryer plugged into an extension cord, and debadge my C-pillar TRD OFF ROAD badges.

They looked OK, but I'm not a huge marketing/branding fan, and the driver's side badges were crooked and annoying my OCD.

Came off 100% clean with just pulling and some synthetic wax wipe down afterwards.
 
Take a Hike

Drove the T4R up into the local San Gabriel Mountains for a hike on my favorite trail. Mount Lukens peaks at around 5100 feet asl. After a few days of rain there were lots of people out, about a dozen on this trail. It was a bit cool in the shade and about 60 F in the sunshine at 4:00 pm on a breezy ridge at 4000 feet. Today it's around 75 F here in town at 500 feet.

I have a Sierra Club T-shirt that says, "Take a Hike". :rolleyes:
 
Added an extension to my ram mount to get the tablet away from my shifter, higher, and closer to my dash, all good now and loving my new NAV set up.
 

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Installed some Husky WeatherBeaters today. I thought the OEM mats were good coverage... world of difference! They fit perfect!
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Looks like you mounted an air compressor on that bracket along with the air pump, is that a homemade bracket or is it part of the Shrockworks air pump relocation kit?

That is actually the Shrockworks bracket. I was planning on making those, but I got kinda lazy and just wanted it done. To be honest, I thought it was overpriced until I got it. It’s very well made and made life easy. Made me think I should listen to lazy me more often.

Nice, clean setup. Another homemade backet? Also curious, what's the purpose of running the cut off switch through the Blue Sea fuse box instead of directly to the Switch Pro?

Thank you. Yes, that panel I made myself. As for the wiring, i can’t say that I’m 100% on that. I’ve seen done both ways. The Switch-pros set up comes with a 125A MIDI fuse. That breaker is 150A. If you or anyone else sees any flaw in what I’ve done, I’m all ears. I’m all about fabrication. Electrical, not so much.
 
4R has been loving the sea air this week on our vacation down in Clearwater FL. Met a gentleman today who complemented her, said he was on the forums! If your out there!
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