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I've got a rack that has access for the back, but the front I have run up the windshield pillar tucked next to the glass with silicone adhesive with black cables to blend in. I wish I still had pictures but it worked very well and repayable if needed. Is it going on your Sequoia? Make sure you...

Through the firewall is,where all of mine go. Use a grommet and good insulation and secure the wires along the way.

Use bedliner. (Prep is key here too)

Kinda sounds like my msr whisperlite international stove burner. Not a hard thing to do at all but could end up dangerous quickly if not careful.

I think you will have more of a selection with 12v led's. I know there are 5v led's but it is slim pickings.

Be careful when lifting either side (f/b/s/s) the lifting edge will put stress on the frame or the lift itself, like you said. Just keep in mind that there will be a hypotenuse from the triangulation when lifted independently or paired sides. Something will eventually give, bend, or break...

Cheap led, for the price of 13 of them I can buy one "good" one for my 50". Next to my brother-in-law's 50" Rigid there is very little if any difference with regard to distance, spread, color... My 50" is not the only ones that myself and other friends run. All of them have been the cheap...

Good psi from all cylinders in match, but I bet the torque converter is starting to slip.

Smart thinking, now to turn it into a gps and you are all set

The wind deflector like others have said are for a reduction in the wind noise, but it also helps with the buffeting of your supplies up top (which partly make up the noise). Never really checked against the mpg...

Thanks, I had read it earlier when you posted, I'm always looking for interesting new places to go. Seems like a quick ride to take...

Can you drive all the way through or is it blocked off somewhere along the trail? I'm interested for a day trip

Estwing or fiskars, I've used and abused both and hold up well. My first preference for vehicle is estwing but backpacking fiskars.

Congrats to the two of you that was beautiful! I don't think I've ever read straight through 15 pages of anything in any forum thread ever...

That's pretty much where I got the idea but It was a few scrap pieces I had laying around and started playing so it didn't cost me anything, which is always nice, the next one will be better with a larger push bar and I like the integrated step design to add to it. Maybe tie it into the skid...

I've slept in every vehicle I have ever owned. My favorite was my 66 beetle that I had in high school. The front seats reclined flat and gave over 6 feet worth of lay down room. Now with a wife the story is alittle different...

1/4"-2x2, 3/16 plate on the front hitch, works great so far...

I've been trolling for a long while and decided to dive in when I saw this thread at the top of the list. I love my '14 1500 4x4, just would like to represent.