What did you do to your 11th gen today?
06-02-2016, 06:05 AM
#6661
Super Moderator
I can understand the "looks" thing somewhat, but I'm after function over looks when doing a mod. My fear of hitting a deer at 2:00 AM while driving through the Ocala forest is what drives this function over looks mode of thinking.
I see lots of nice looking trucks on this site. Many are impressed with the looks of how a mod did to the truck. I look at how functional the mod is.
I guess I could brag however from a hospital bed after hitting that deer on how good my truck looked rather then how functional a mod was!
I see lots of nice looking trucks on this site. Many are impressed with the looks of how a mod did to the truck. I look at how functional the mod is.
I guess I could brag however from a hospital bed after hitting that deer on how good my truck looked rather then how functional a mod was!
ETA: I just don't like round aux lights on the front of a truck. That doesn't disparage them, I just don't like the "look" of them, regardless of the function. So instead, I'm adding functional LED bars to the front, which will combine the look I want AND the function I want.
I guess I don't get the whole quoted message above about function.
Last edited by elricfate; 06-02-2016 at 07:18 AM.
06-02-2016, 07:12 AM
#6662
Ruffolo
Might pull apart my headlights and paint them
Y'all got any tips for it
What do y'all use to re seal it I've heard different things from baking again and and putting it back together to just using rtv
Y'all got any tips for it
What do y'all use to re seal it I've heard different things from baking again and and putting it back together to just using rtv
06-02-2016, 07:49 AM
#6663
Use butyl in the channel, put the lens back on and then seal the existing gap between the lens and housing with black rtv. This is how I do mine and have done a few sets like this with no moisture issues.
Last edited by Summers22; 06-02-2016 at 01:40 PM.
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06-02-2016, 08:10 PM
#6667
Installed the iOBD2 sensor. Seems pretty accurate. Didn't mess with it much, just scrolled through some things.
This is just one screen....
Also finally put on my stick figure decal.
This is just one screen....
Also finally put on my stick figure decal.
06-02-2016, 08:32 PM
#6668
Super Moderator
I made a thing. It's an ugly thing, but it's a thing. I also ugly stitched it in place. I triple stitched it in place. It's not going anywhere until I want it to. Considering it only took two hours of my time to do it all by hand, it's not a waste. It's just my own ugly touch.
I made it too big at first, including the part for the shifter button. Second try, though, was perfectly sized.
I made it too big at first, including the part for the shifter button. Second try, though, was perfectly sized.
06-02-2016, 08:55 PM
#6669
Senior Member
Took a picture of it. Used it to haul some garbage to the street. Tearing down a 42ft 5th wheel camper to build a flat bed out of. Lots of cutting to do. The sunset was nice lol. Took the picture from the bed of my deuce and a half. Was using it to move a couple things around the yard.
06-02-2016, 08:57 PM
#6670
Senior Member
I made a thing. It's an ugly thing, but it's a thing. I also ugly stitched it in place. I triple stitched it in place. It's not going anywhere until I want it to. Considering it only took two hours of my time to do it all by hand, it's not a waste. It's just my own ugly touch. I made it too big at first, including the part for the shifter button. Second try, though, was perfectly sized.