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Just realized my old truck made by Honda. :rollin:

 

 

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Finally finish installed the heating pads for the rear seat. Can't wait to install it tomorrow. :driving:

 

 

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That looks like a nice tonneau. I just went with a tonnopro lo roll and I do love it, but yours looks a little cleaner at the tailgate. I have to pop my tonnopro and roll it back one roll then close the tailgate to get the seal to sit properly with mine. Not a big deal, but I would have preferred a system that allowed me to just open and close my tailgate without having to pop the cover every time. I don't open it all that often so not a huge deal, but convenience is key.

 

How do you like it? Does it seem like it will seal out water well?

The fit is really nice and it looks like it should be pretty much water tight.

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I would just like a few pics if possible. I already have some LEDs just need to make sure i understand where to connect them.

In the drivers side footwell there are these connectors. For tying in your footwell lighting I tapped into the grey connector (far left) pin 1 (which is a grey wire).

I would just like a few pics if possible. I already have some LEDs just need to make sure i understand where to connect them.

 

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In the drivers side footwell there are these connectors. For tying in your footwell lighting I tapped into the grey connector (far left) pin 1 (which is a grey wire).

 

 

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Just realized my old truck made by Honda. :rollin:

 

 

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Finally finish installed the heating pads for the rear seat. Can't wait to install it tomorrow. :driving:

 

 

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^Rostra universal kits

 

 

All done. No more cold butt for the kids. :D

 

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Finally received the wiring harness I've been waiting for and so I finished the install of a JL XD700/5v2 amplifier to feed the Infinity speakers I installed in the doors a few weeks ago. Dropped in the subwoofer and box from my previous vehicle until I can buy a new JL TW3 to fit under the seat.

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Been playing with the idea of tow mirrors, seeing as how the truck has some real offset now I think they'll look good but I haven't decided. What do you guys think?

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Been playing with the idea of tow mirrors, seeing as how the truck has some real offset now I think they'll look good but I haven't decided. What do you guys think?

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Looks good! I'd go for it
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Looks good! I'd go for it

I would, I'd also put chrome caps on mirrors. To accent

 

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I would, I'd also put chrome caps on mirrors. To accent

 

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Agreed. Offset the white and bit and help the chrome headlights stand out
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Dipped my bow ties.

Looks good. remove the dealers name to start . more photo's

 

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Dipped my bow ties.

Looks good. remove the dealers name to start . more photo's

 

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I would, I'd also put chrome caps on mirrors. To accent

 

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Agreed. Offset the white and bit and help the chrome headlights stand out

 

They'll be chrome when I buy them but I may colormatch them just because I eventually want to get the chrome outta the headlights too. Almost all of it's gone off the truck.

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