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DIDNT install the new bowties. FedEx shipping delay...... :(

 

Lexol'ed the leather and install Carseat seat protectors by Prince Lionheart. seem like a decent product.

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Today I took the truck and bought 2 new subs and a new amp. My current setup is 4 years old. Replaced door speakers last month and deck in June. So the subs and amp are the last things

 

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Today I took the truck and bought 2 new subs and a new amp. My current setup is 4 years old. Replaced door speakers last month and deck in June. So the subs and amp are the last things

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What did you get for subs and.amp?

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Old: 2x JL 10w1v1's-4 and a power bass 800.1 mono amp.

New: 2 JL 10w3v3-4's and a JL DX600/1 for the amp.

 

Its about half the size of the old one but yet puts out 200 watts more RMS

 

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Picked up a set of factory 18" takeoffs with Goodyear Wrangler SR-A tires on them for winter.

 

Now it will look like a true sleeper with the 18's.....until you hit the go pedal, lol. Is your truck a 4x4?, also what do you have for an exhaust on it?
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TODAY

 

oil change

 

degreased engine

 

layed down more bedliner

 

tinted windows

 

re wired subs

 

pics

 

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Picked up a set of factory 18" takeoffs with Goodyear Wrangler SR-A tires on them for winter.

 

Now it will look like a true sleeper with the 18's.....until you hit the go pedal, lol. Is your truck a 4x4?, also what do you have for an exhaust on it?

 

Judging by the tires, it'll look a bit dorky, but they have to be better than the 305/40 R22 G force summer tires that I'm rollin' on right now. It is 4WD, and the exhaust has a split tip that says Callaway but I'm pretty sure that it's the Corsa sport exhaust.

Reset TPMS. Easy, but more complicated than it needs to be

 

Can I do that myself? I know I can if I rotate but thought that new TPM's were a different deal and had to have a tool(not the mechanic) reprogram them. My dealership won't charge me since I bought the other set from them, but I'd do it myself if I am able. Good dealership, bought the truck there, got the new(15 miles) 18" take offs with the afforementioned Goodyears and TPM's still in them for $800.00...

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