What Have You Done to Your 4th Gen This Week?

[DWs-TTEB]

Always Sunny...

 

[AKentPhoto]

It's a little small but it does the trick... Can't complain for the price.






And yes...

 

[DWs-TTEB]

Installed 4 speakers, 1 in each door today. Still using the stock tweeters and center speaker for now. My Expy non-b&o has stock tweeters in the back doors & stock tweeters in the front A pillar. Sounds a lot better but now it’s the stock equalizer that’s limiting the sound. I did use Forscan to disable the factory equalizer limiter too.
Yes, the factory speakers are rated 25 watts RMS

 

[MATT0404]

Can you take a couple pictures of how you mounted the awning?

Here are a couple pics. I use Yakima Jetstream crossbars, so this may not help you if you have OEM.

Measurements tomorrow @AKentPhoto

 

[jdeddy]

Readylift 3/2 complete! Like a newb, I bought my wheels/tires before doing the lift, so my tires are stock 32" size at 275/65/18. Once I wear these out, I guess i'll start looking at 33s or 34s.

 

[Robert McMillan]

Readylift 3/2 complete! Like a newb, I bought my wheels/tires before doing the lift, so my tires are stock 32" size at 275/65/18. Once I wear these out, I guess i'll start looking at 33s or 34s.

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You need 35s, fit great with 3/2

 

[AKentPhoto]

@MATT0404
Thanks! My salesman didn't tell me I had to order crossbars. Crazy that is an option for what these things go for. Insanity really...

So I got a set of Thule equivalent of what you have...

Curious if you considered which side to go with? I see most people go with it on the driver's side but I'm thinking I might go with passenger. Is there something I'm missing about keeping it on the driver's side? It is definitely the most popular.

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[AKentPhoto]

Readylift 3/2 complete! Like a newb, I bought my wheels/tires before doing the lift, so my tires are stock 32" size at 275/65/18. Once I wear these out, I guess i'll start looking at 33s or 34s.

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Well you are just going to rock the lifted look for a year... Definitely makes the lift more noticeable, which is also a plus. I'd say 34s or 35s... The raptor tires are a nice schmedium. Pretty sure they are 34.2 or 34.4...

It also gives you time to trim the steps and apply the Matt Mod ie zipties to the rear liners.

 

[Fozzy]

@MATT0404
Thanks! My salesman didn't tell me I had to order crossbars. Crazy that is an option for what these things go for. Insanity really...

So I got a set of Thule equivalent of what you have...

Curious if you considered which side to go with? I see most people go with it on the driver's side but I'm thinking I might go with passenger. Is there something I'm missing about keeping it on the driver's side? It is definitely the most popular.

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True overlanders usually put it to the passenger side. When they pull off the road or trail it doesn’t stick out into traffic. I put mine on the drivers side because at the boat ramp you can’t pull of the road or ramp. Drivers side is the only usable option. At the dunes I can park to make it work either side. But if I have the RV as well they both can be facing the same direction and we can put both awnings out to make one big patch of shade.


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[2019 Plat Exp]

Bought it then got windows tinted and pillar wrapped. Debating on doing the ready lift but not sure I want to lose the smooth ride. Definitely getting different wheels and more agressive tires for winter.