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your constant hot 12v source should be from the battery, the trigger should only come from the high beam or switch

anyone tried one of these? only holds 5 gal. and pressurized, saw one attached to a Yakima rack at Rack Attack this morning. Looks like a good idea, needs to hold more water though. http://www.roadshower.com/

nice idea

thanks, this helps me out

Can someone provide me with the measurements between wheel openings back of front wheel to front of back wheel on a dblcab. I want to see if the sliders/sidesteps made by All Pro would fit on my Dodge Dakota. I emailed them a few weeks back and Kurtis asked for some measurements, which I have...

many many moons ago, as in the 70's and early 80's, you had to have a license to operate a CB, much like the dinosaurs, that too is extinct. IIRC you stopped being able to apply for them in the late 90's.

Finally got around to doing a long thought about mod, that's been sitting in my garage for 6 months, heated windshield wipers. Purchased an Everblades Heated Wiper Kit. Very complete and straight forward kit, the only changes I made to it was a different switch and had to lengthen the main...

cause of failure was never determined, local 3M rep. looked at it. As near as they could determine, it was either defective material, contamination of the paint, or poor solution. The solution was premixed by a local shop that installs clear bras. I also bought the material from a shop that was...

strong word of warning on DIY clear bra. In 2005 I bought a DIY 3M clear bra kit off ebay from a retailer in S.C. and installed on my Dakota and my wife's Audi, the kits were only for the A-pillar and leading edge of the roof. Within 3 yrs the material failed on both, the result, both vehicles...

Local 4x4 shop, in addition to Superwinch, Warn, Milemarker also carries Engo. Looked at the 10,000 lbs for $599 with synthetic line recently. They've sold about 20 of them in the last year, only failure and it was related to user abuse. Thinking if I decide to replace my Milemarker, that will...

have a 5lb mounted to the floor behind the front seat, my medical bag sits on top it, but quick to grab

never heard of it, spray lube mine twice a year, it's over 20 yrs old and sits out all the time without a problem

depends, since I always have a load in the back, it hasn't made a difference, but I did check them the other day while the tires were off and they seem to be wearing good. Fronts are almost due, so when I take it in for fronts I'll have them check the rears as well and let me know if everything...

between work and the Versys mods, haven't touched the truck in almost a year. Have a couple of things planned over the summer, heated seat kit, heated wipers, replace my add-on lights with LED bars, new side steps. Was planning a bunch of work on it in April, however, the IRS decided they need...

while not a Toyota owner, I have followed this thread for a couple of months. TscotR, BG keeps running a commercial on Sat. radio for some product to add to the gas tank to help counter the ethanol fuels, haven't looked into it yet, but something to ponder.

pretty sure it's safe to carry guinea pigs on the roof though

2x 120 gal tanks on the semi, distance of 8' from the tanks to the engine and back, with heated tanks and it still wanted to gel at -18, it's the freeze point of the fuel that is the problem, also, the filters and lines will start to get before the tanks even with filter mounted to the engine.

an issue that I'm kinda surprised no one has brought up, your fuel filter mounting point might cause some issues in very cold temps. If you plan to spend time in the mountains during the winter, you fuel filters are going to be very exposed to freezing temps and especially snow/ice from splash...

drove by ER's shop today, looks like an ER convention going on, probably 10 finished or near finished vehicles parked outside and a couple more inside

Warn used to have a pic. of a Grand Wagoneer taken on a shelf section of either Engineer or Black Bear for their promotional material.