JohnsonRBZ

Quick question, i know its somewhere in here but, what length do i need to get the 2X12 for my bed divider? I do not have a bed liner or anything like that....i plan on getting it tomorrow...


Not sure...they may find themselves to the highest bidder

I only know about the preloaded tunes, so i'll use those...well at least to start with. Is there something else i should know?

Lgulley2004

What's lexan?? Never heard of it?

GreenTitan05

Here's a center console mod I did a few weeks ago to organize the black hole we all have. I'm just putting the link so I don't have to load pictures again or retype everything. An update though, I have painted the railings and now it looks like they belong in the console.

Rails ~$6
Organizer ~$10-15
Screws found lying around
Spray paint was left over
Total: ~$20

iRub1Out

http://bit.ly/KkuOHx

alter43

Under 50 hm.. Maybe underglow, or interior led's, even a AM muffler if you're willing to go around 65-80 range.

slimcubby

iTrader: (1)

I think the board I used was a 2x8 cut to 66". I can measure it tomorrow to be sure. I also have a spray bedliner and fits nice.


PM sent for the info on tunes.

ReactiveD

Thank you but i cant take the credit -》 bulletsforfingers member created this, just wanted to pass the info on. It is a small piece of lexan (lowes), the cutter makes it very easy to cut. Just take your time. The piece I bought was able to make 2 plates. I removed the pocket with 4 screws from underneath the top of the console, outlined the lexan with a magic marker. Cut it down to size, paint the back with whatever (used plasti dip) before removing the front plastic protection. Sandwich between the top console and pocket.

Very easy to do taking time took a little over a hour.

ReactiveD

It is just a thin but sturdy peice of clear plastic I bought it from lowes. Back where screen and outdoor doors located.

kidastra

iTrader: (1)

Not sure if you've every seen hobby grade remote controlled cars, the bodies of those are lexan. Think of it as really thin plexiglass

ShapeShifter

Basically: super strong scratch resistant plastic.

Plexiglas, which is more common, is a brand name for acrylic. It can scratch easily, and while much tougher than glass, it can still be shattered, and is somewhat flexible.

Lean is a brand name for polycarbonate. It's tougher than acrylic: stiffer, more scratch resistant, and much harder to break. Thick versions of it are used as bullet proof glass.