DAY11

Brand new take offs at the dealer Stored in boxes since. Center caps included. I have the ability to meet those interested in Western and Eastern PA.

Anyone who did this install want to let go of the OEM front Bowtie? I would like to color match one and would use this to run while I paint mine. Thanks in advance

While I wont disagree that the beds are a different widths, My biggest problem with the cover is the length front to rear. I have to shift mine as far back as possible, while not comprising the seal at the front, to get it to contact the tailgate. The inner rubber seal running side to side just barely touches the inside of the tail gate. The open area at each outer edge leaves in a lot of water in too. This is a really disappointing level of waterproofing. I usually run an ARE over the rail hard cover and knew I wouldn't be getting the same level of waterproofing but the fact that it doesn't fit well really aggravates the situation.

The rear cupholder piece isn't designed to be removed but yes it can be taken apart. It has clips that hold it in place. The first time it is a little tough to get off but comes off easier each time. Unless you are doing custom work there is no real reason to take this off. You can add the 14-15 extra cupholder in front of this but this has to stay in place.

Finally had time for a thorough cleaning and wax

I wonder what the Toyota engineers would say about this mod Kidding of course

I'm still trying to figure out what I want so I can't sell the extras yet These plus factory Silverado, LTZ and bowties in black white and gold

Waxed the new rims and dressed the tires. Also installed a Z71 emblem on the back. I have enough emblems to change it for every day of the week. Still can't decide what to do.

It's been a busy time lately Got new wheels and tires on today... I'm not sure yet but I have chrome lugs nuts too

Got some tailgate work done. Paint matched Handle and removed badges for now. I have new ones if I decide I want some version again.

It looks like they eventually routed it to the side with the air box but needed to go to the other side to find space for a water trap

Great looking truck Where did you get CK156s? They are So hard to find

I vote for choice 1

Looks good!! Look at all that fresh paint to scratch and scuff

I only have the issue at one station. The fix there was to hold the handle sideways with the hose pointing towards the rear tire. Frustrating until I figured out this trick.