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Added the Baja Designs Fog Light Pocket Kit recently. These work with the 2019+ Ram 2500/3500 trucks. Baja did a really good job designing a quality metal pocket for the S2 light. Simple install and the wiring is plug and play. All functionality is retained, cornering functions are still there...

That helicopter photo is a tough one to follow! Awesome shot.

I've tried to keep additions to the truck in line with the overall factory look. The lights are all long, thin and led. So the decision to go with an LED bar was fairly easy for me. Round lights, on this particular truck would jump out as an eyesore to me (at least that's my current thinking)...

The build is coming along nicely. Good color choice too. ;)

Put a breaker bar on them and a wrench on the other side. They'll break free.

Electrical Update: Added the sPOD Universal 8 Circuit SE System W/ HD Panel. https://www.4x4spod.com/universal_8_circuit_se_system_w_hd_panel Mounted the universal panel to the fuse box cover. It has standoffs to allow for air circulation all around the unit and cable management. Spent a...

Looks good and coming along nicely.

Couple updated pics. To the untrained eye you wouldn't see much difference. But, to me...not seeing the air dam and the lack of resonator is pretty great.

No, you've got to do some cutting and fitting. The main cap is modified.

My water container with a rocket hand pump. Works well.

I have the rear window mesh screen. No tent attachment option, not sure what the might be. If I go back to a RTT I'll put my bed rack back on.

I'll attempt to answer your inquiries... Was size the main reason for choosing the MXT275 over the MXT400 for the Power Wagon build? I wanted a smaller form factor with this build and the ability to hide the main unit was a bonus. When not in use I disconnect the handset and store it away. Out...

Removed the front lower air dam. I'm guessing it will make approximately zero difference in MPGs and 100% improvement in overall looks.

I did not use the velcro. Currently their is very little movement in the rear window. I will likely stick with no velcro for the future. (pun intended)

Sure, do you want interior of the cab photos or inside the softopper? It uses simple bed clamps (4) to hold an aluminum rail down. I post some more photos soon. *Google is your friend.

^^^^^^^ Thanks for all the insight in to my refrigerator and location. ^^^^^^^ Thanks all, -I'm not sure I follow on the wreck scenario. -While it may fit in the middle, I prefer to run in one side or the other to access it while parked/stopped/at camp. We aren't messing around in the fridge...

Hey, I just wanted to check in a say hello. I've got a build thread that y'all responded on and mentioned me sending some photos or a review. Thoughts?

Added some LaminX protective film to the fog lamps. I've used it on a previous vehicle along with some auxiliary lighting with great results. I like the stuff. It's removable if need be. I haven't tried it at night yet or in rain/fog but it should make a small difference. Aesthetically I like it...

Added the Softopper as a quick, lightweight and functional cap. Fairly dry storage for gear and the option of actually sleeping in the bed if needed. So far I really like it. Simple install/removal and I think it looks good. Coming from the Jeep world I'm familiar with working with the canvas...

Hypertech It does not require anything more than what is provided by Hypertech with the purchase. It comes with instructions. A little simple research will go a long way. Google is your friend.