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Hauled this precious cargo home for the first time from the NICU after 40 days!   Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

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I installed this thingy on the top of my 2017 6.2L. Not really sure what it does, but my truck goes really fast now.  

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Bigger tires was a must, I went with 34" Toyo Open Country M/T (275/65/20). Toyo specs for the tires are 34.5 x 11.
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Bigger tires was a must, I went with 34" Toyo Open Country M/T (275/65/20). Toyo specs for the tires are 34.5 x 11.

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do the tires rub?

 

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Nitro, they slightly rub the inner wall at full lock. The rub is close to nothing that im just going to leave it alone. It does not touch anything else like the sway bar.

 

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Hook 4way

 

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Hook 4way

I got a three way last week. What's that on the top? A pintle hook?

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Installed a GateKeeper to hopefully keep my tailgate where it is.

 

Also installed Timbrens on the rear. The ride unloaded feels much better to me, less lean on corners and not so much of a floaty feeling on bumps. I'll be testing loaded performance tomorrow...

What is this gatekeeper?

 

 

Edit** I found it:

 

http://www.jimmijammer.com/GK%20description,%20200450.htm

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I got a three way last week. What's that on the top? A pintle hook?

I got the same one at Academy for like $30

 

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4 mad max. Nope just a hook

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My Kevlar tow strap says right on it not to attach it to a tow ball. I wonder why not? It looks to me like it was made for it

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My Kevlar tow strap says right on it not to attach it to a tow ball. I wonder why not? It looks to me like it was made for it

I always attach it to them. Just a few turns around it and boom not going to slip off. I'm guessing they say that cus some people might just toss it over and think they are good to tow like that.

 

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