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

[CanuckRam1313]

I wish I had the space in my small barn to keep something in the Reese. I like the bumper protection concept, not to mention the potential entertainment factor.

I keep a wood splitter behind my truck and the last time I forgot to pull the ball off, I made contact with the wood spliiter.

I would have paid money to watch the dude skewer his grill.
And, if I would have witnessed you laughing at him, I'm quite confident I would have nearly pissed myself laughing.
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It was F N EPIC!

Always keep the bumper protector in (whenever possible )

 

[RamDiver]

Now that we're exploring this bumper protection tangent, I thought I'd post a link for something turkeybird56 shared with me. This unit looks quite practical and I believe it has a great warranty.

https://superbumper.com/superbumper...orbing-receiver-hitch-step-sp424-sparebumper/





I found a POS version on Amazon.ca for about $85 but it was Chinese 16 gauge faux steel and the warranty was likely 30 days or 30'. I believe the Super Bumper has a lifetime replacement and might be worth the $200 US.

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[18CrewDually]

Now that we're exploring this bumper protection tangent, I thought I'd post a link for something turkeybird56 shared with me. This unit looks quite practical and I believe it has a great warranty.

https://superbumper.com/superbumper...orbing-receiver-hitch-step-sp424-sparebumper/

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I found a POS version on Amazon.ca for about $85 but it was Chinese 16 gauge faux steel and the warranty was likely 30 days or 30'. I believe the Super Bumper has a lifetime replacement and might be worth the $200 US.

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That may set off the rear backup sensors like my hitch would if it was flipped around. That's what's nice about it flipping around for storage, no interference with the sonar.

 

[PaleFlyer]

Finally installed the KAOdTech bypass, the trailer controller, and started down the long LOOOOONG road of AlfaOBD changes (so far just the trailer controller, and global down. Had a brain fart while I was doing stuff, so I didn't change the eFan speed)... After taking the wife to the bane of every husband's life. Hobby Lobby. Amazingly, Hobby Lobby was our cheapest stop. ($24). But she has started nesting already for kid #2. Which isn't due for 6 months.

 

[18CrewDually]

Finally installed the KAOdTech bypass, the trailer controller, and started down the long LOOOOONG road of AlfaOBD changes (so far just the trailer controller, and global down. Had a brain fart while I was doing stuff, so I didn't change the eFan speed)... After taking the wife to the bane of every husband's life. Hobby Lobby. Amazingly, Hobby Lobby was our cheapest stop. ($24). But she has started nesting already for kid #2. Which isn't due for 6 months.

Did you save your stock setting first!? Number one rule!

 

[RamDiver]

Finally installed the KAOdTech bypass, the trailer controller, and started down the long LOOOOONG road of AlfaOBD changes (so far just the trailer controller, and global down. Had a brain fart while I was doing stuff, so I didn't change the eFan speed)... After taking the wife to the bane of every husband's life. Hobby Lobby. Amazingly, Hobby Lobby was our cheapest stop. ($24). But she has started nesting already for kid #2. Which isn't due for 6 months.

Where is your SGM located?

I know mine is behind the radio but have yet to start that adventure.
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[Adamcr68]

So I searched the forum for a thread like this and didn't find anything. I figured it would be fun to have a thread that everyone can watch what everyone is doing each week.

This week I put on Steelcraft nerf bars, and right now I'm getting the permaplating put on the truck. This way it gets a real good bath.

We’re supposed to have 4-5 days with no rain so took a “extended” lunch break & gave my truck a bath.

 

[Runaround]

Put drilled and slotted rotors on the back along with ceramic pads. I did the front back in December.

 

[tones2SS]

Put drilled and slotted rotors on the back along with ceramic pads. I did the front back in December.

Nice.
Any photos? And which brand(s) did you go with?

 

[Runaround]

Sorry I didn’t take any photos. I used Autoshack brand, not to be confused with AutoZone. They were only about $120 for the two rear rotors and the pads. The front ones, I only bought new rotors. I had recently changed pads. The front rotors were a little bit cheaper. I bought everything through Amazon which was a little bit cheaper than AutoShack itself. I’m hoping they are good quality but my back rotors had warped badly and had hot spots on them, so anything is better than what I had.