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13 hours ago, jpinoy said:

After buying my first magnetic charging cable(3+ yrs ago), it's hard to go back to the normal style. Plus, it saves the port from wear and tear and keeps the dust out. AND you don't have to use both hands, just grab and go. 

 

This is the set I just upgraded to, it's does data and rotates 360, come in a set with 2 at 90 degrees and does fast charging. Comes with USB-C/USB-Micro/iPhone connector, use that one for my iPad, works great and using the right plug adapter, it's recognize as fast charging.

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Interesting.....so do you have that set now? How do you like it? I'm considering trying something like this out.....should be interesting though. I use an OtterBox due to my line of work and may end up being more of a hassle using magnetic ends with a flip-open port cover like on the OtterBox unless they hold on pretty strong. I use wireless charging everywhere I normally charge except for in my truck only because, you know, Android Auto. Would be nice to find a half decent clip in a half decent location with no center console that I can just place and use something like this.

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I love the wireless charging. I just wish there was a forward location to do it so you could see the screen.


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On 8/26/2020 at 12:43 AM, Grumpy Bear said:

Alignment and ordering parts to install a Gleason Torsen and lower Yokon gear.  

 

Very curious how this goes and affects performance

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Interesting.....so do you have that set now? How do you like it? I'm considering trying something like this out.....should be interesting though. I use an OtterBox due to my line of work and may end up being more of a hassle using magnetic ends with a flip-open port cover like on the OtterBox unless they hold on pretty strong. I use wireless charging everywhere I normally charge except for in my truck only because, you know, Android Auto. Would be nice to find a half decent clip in a half decent location with no center console that I can just place and use something like this.
Yup, been using this one for awhile. Magnet holds strong. The inserts stay tight, no issues of it popping out when disconnecting from cable.

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Wheels and tarz came in! Cleaned and sealed them. Installed one front to test rubbing.. Little more than expected [emoji25] so sadly took it back off till I get norcal done 911e701ff5f592c264fd2ec34c111195.jpg47fc5cc7762bc64699f38681a198874a.jpg

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Going back to stock doesn’t have to be boring...
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Interested in how this turns out

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Interested in how this turns out

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Got the anti-hyperflash turn signals as well
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New washer fluid pump today.

 

Pretty stupid design for the washer bottle. You have to remove the wheel well liner, 2nd battery tray and a bracket just to get at the dang pump.

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On 8/16/2020 at 2:19 PM, slj2008 said:

Thank You for the info.

 

On 8/16/2020 at 12:09 PM, Kincer said:

Installed my new Rough Country LED bullbar, didn't hook it up yet because I need to order the wireless switch yet. Also Installed some door sill decoration. bace6e75fee9c0bc66de509ef5befa91.jpg951adb30e9e8c1c6de3e311762fede3f.jpgf9f2896f7a9de0ec5cdedab55d6f42d2.jpg

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On 8/16/2020 at 2:19 PM, slj2008 said:

Thank You for the info.

So the letters in this are cutouts, tho right?  like that red IS your actual painted doorsill showing thru?

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So the letters in this are cutouts, tho right?  like that red IS your actual painted doorsill showing thru?
No it's actual vinyl letters on top of vinyl decal.

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Interested in how this turns out

 

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I had a video too, Ill try to post.

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Finished up wrapping the trim on the steering wheel, talk about a pain to put back in without taking the airbag out first..
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Also, finally finished the vynle wrap on the other front emblem and installed, looks so much better..

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