What did you do with your 4th Gen this week?

[Booner21]

I debadged the 2500 this week. I decided to leave the 6.4 badges. The hardest part was the adhesive under the heavy duty badge, what a PITA.View attachment 132669

Goof off is your friend two rounds and mine was clean.

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[Steebo72]

I used the 3M adhesive remover. Everything else peeled off OK, but that one just fought me. Thanks for the info.

 

[AustinHarmon]

I used the 3M adhesive remover. Everything else peeled off OK, but that one just fought me. Thanks for the info.

3m works awesome! I’ve debadged 2 rigs with it and love it


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[Akhsarbek Aylarov]

Had a nice day in Grand Junction

 

[hunterdan]

Installed my new tyger topro tonneau cover. Install was pretty easy, though I do have it slide up too far towards the cab, I can slide it back pretty easily.

 

[homeguy]

I bought some 55 watt 5000k HID’s from Headlight Revolution and installed them today.


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[markusaf81]

How do they plan to fix that?


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The body shop (the one I chose) was able to pull the dent out of the roof and they had to replace the third brake light. They are painting it today apparently.

 

[mathews8pt]

How's the ride? Bottoming out? Anyone know if this is a. Better route than McLaughlin 2"?

No change in ride that I can tell. I had a little weight in the bed for both before and after measurements but I got a 1.25” drop from one coil. I may go more after I get the 22s on.


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[TXCOMT]

As for me, I braved the heat and humidity of a July day in North Texas to attach the BedRug tailgate mat on my '16 Reb...sorry for crappy pic. 'Twas an easy install and I can put a knee down on the tailgate with no pain. It's pretty lightweight and there's foam on the back.

A passel o' hooked fasteners are included, along with an alcohol prep pad (for the mat, not the installer) and the job really did take not much more than the 10-minute time stated on the very complete instruction sheet. Word to the wise: the fasteners will lose a few hooks if you move 'em around on the loop strips sewn into the long edges. If you plan on removing the mat often (why I don't know...maybe you're still bored after rearranging your sock drawer?), you might want to get aftermarket versions like those industrial ones made by Velcro.

I also did something else really strenuous: I removed the screw that holds down the factory scissor jack and placed some anti-seize lube on it. Why? Because another poster here says his was rusted tight; now IIRC, he lives where they salt the roads in winter or some such thing, so I understand. The screw goes through the floor and right down into the elements. Thankfully, mine was easily removed, but I had the time and the anti-seize, so there ya go!

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[jmh288]

Had a nice day in Grand Junction
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Great Pics. Your truck really stands out with that great background.


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[Irongoats]

Added smoked bed light assy

 

[SyN]

Completed this morning The JUDGE first OCI.
Was somewhat intimidated with the oil filter removal & replacement but with the right / proper tools it was fairly easy & mess free.

Next OCI will be totally painless with the Fumoto installed.





Next will be the Rearend then the 68RFE.

 

[Timmy01]

How did you do that?



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I polished off the clear coat where the scratches were then did a couple coats of wax. Everything came out except one that went deeper than the clear coat


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[Hawkman]

I ordered a Pedal Commander from Got Exhaust. Waiting eagerly for it to arrive.

BTW, Nick is a great rep for that company. Answered my questions quickly and thoroughly. And didn't make me feel like a dummy even though one of my questions could have been answered before I bothered him if I done a little research. Thanks Nick.

 

[Hemi395]

I ordered a Pedal Commander from Got Exhaust. Waiting eagerly for it to arrive.

BTW, Nick is a great rep for that company. Answered my questions quickly and thoroughly. And didn't make me feel like a dummy even though one of my questions could have been answered before I bothered him if I done a little research. Thanks Nick.

Nick is awesome!

 

[valvestem]

Paid my excise tax and registration to the tune of $1038.12 and put on my new license plates. This is a good reason not to live in Maine right there.

 

[stimpy433]

Paid my excise tax and registration to the tune of $1038.12 and put on my new license plates. This is a good reason not to live in Maine right there.

DAMN!!!!! I thought $350 was outrageous....

 

[predat-r]

Paid my excise tax and registration to the tune of $1038.12 and put on my new license plates. This is a good reason not to live in Maine right there.

That's insane.......granted I'm In MA and I pay just around $450 a yr.

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[jawzs2]

Picked up my wife's birthday present

 

[Ramm5.7]

Paid my excise tax and registration to the tune of $1038.12 and put on my new license plates. This is a good reason not to live in Maine right there.

Holy wowzer!! And I thought the dreaded Kalifornia was bad