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+ 1 on 4.88s. I love mine. Been running ~50psi on my Cooper XLTs. May try a little higher.

Thanks, that’s kinda the sense I’ve had, but just thought I’d ask. GLWS!

Did that AFE Intake do anything noticeable for you? Power, MPG?

Nice rig! But 2 owners in 1 to 2 years and less than 20K ?? Hope it finds a home with someone!

I’ve had back problems since my 20s with varying degrees of functional difficulty ranging from mild to can’t do **** at all. At 70 now I have some lumbar degenerative disc disease and stenosis that can cause problems if I don’t rigidly keep up with my PT exercises. Been lucky to avoid surgery …...

Well, IF you go with a bed rug of any sort AND you are concerned about cold/insulation value, consider that the walls and wheel wells a tailgate at least equal the square footage of the floor. You may not walk on them, but the amount of conductive temperature transfer is huge. I can’t see just...

Had exactly the same problem from some old coated raingear stored in a plastic bin. Terible smell — you described it perfectly! Nothing helped and worse it made everything else stored with it stink too. Once I threw away the offending items I could finally air out the rest, but there was no...

Consider also that the Bedrug has 3/4 closed cell foam that makes it an effective insulator for the floor. Also, if you go that way, I found (at least for the Tundra) that the tailgate flap had thinner foam and the tailgate section of the bedrug stretched and rippled a bit over time with my...

Did this same my Tundra and its worked well. Have you considered a Bedrug? They further cover the gap and make the bed interior MUCH more comfortable as well as keep dust and dirt down.

I don’t think the 38 gal fuel tank was available most of those years, maybe in ‘16. Otherwise, there’s a couple Tundras for sale Lately that might meet some of your criteria.

I’ve wondered about this set up. Maybe give us some feedback after a couple of trips?

I DK about your composite surface material or its lamination tensile strength, but I can tell you I’ve had rock solid adhesion of 8020 to my aluminum camper skin for 16 months using 3M VHB tape (5259 Edit: 5952 - I seem to always get that backwards)) and thats through two Phoenix summers so...

Sad event. For all of us feeling that synthetic lines, dampers, etc give us a real safety margin, this Ronny Dahl vid, and several others hes done, are very sobering.

+ 1 on the DFG slide. I have mine (regular, not tilting) mounted to some 8020 rails on spacers and the 8020 mounted in my bed to accommodate a slide-out counter underneath. No problems. Makes me wonder why you couldnt create a flat slide out mount with 8020‘s sliding UHMW fitings and then...

Nicely done!

Did you settle on one? I’m starting to look and know little to nothing about radios and comms, so curious what you landed on?

My wife and I tend to read in bed each night and have found wired lights at the very top/front of the bed to be really useful. We’re using 4 battery LED puck lights velcro’d to the push bars for mid and tailgate end lighting. I may wire some ceiling lights there later. I think I posted this...

Get out that drill!! I believe it’s official Expedition Portal policy that you must have cut at least 10 holes in your rig! :D

Good to know …