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Getting (free)1st Oil Change today at the Stealership. Oil life Remaining 67% with 2500 miles but wanted to get it done before the summer driving trips down the beach.

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First paint correction and seal on the AT4 now that winter is over. This blue looks even better after a clay/polish/seal.

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Had it paint corrected and ceramic coated at Taurus Auto Detailing in Austin. The guys there are amazing! They did my PPF also.eba65a57784be67676c5fb7b5a1c2af9.jpg8f4389f8c7c46d98855998fa776b0dae.jpg

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Tried posting this this past weekend.

 

This past weekend I finally removed the air dam and de-badged the "Custom" from the tailgate.  What a difference both make in the looks.  Wish I had done it sooner.

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Added paint match door molding and black AT4 emblems.
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What rims do you have? Those look sharp

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Installed the EGR slimline visors... Easy and it looks great.
Totally recomnend. 9a37099f2bed9e6d3245011fd0761ddc.jpg

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17 hours ago, Jav_eee said:

 


You only need one. emoji3061.png


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To my understanding the highs won’t stay on with the fogs with just the auto fogs Mod. I want fogs to automatically come on when I leave my low beams set to “auto” and I also want them to stay on when I activate my high beams. 

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41 minutes ago, Andyh1 said:

Installed the EGR slimline visors... Easy and it looks great.
Totally recomnend. 9a37099f2bed9e6d3245011fd0761ddc.jpg

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Those look awesome. I may just have a to grab a set! Do they affect visibility at all? I know some of them come all the way down to the mirrors 

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Those look awesome. I may just have a to grab a set! Do they affect visibility at all? I know some of them come all the way down to the mirrors 
No viability issues, the front ones do come down all the way to the mirror but it's super minimalistic at the mirror. I chose these because there are a lot of folks here that talked about how easy they were to put on, and they are.

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To my understanding the highs won’t stay on with the fogs with just the auto fogs Mod. I want fogs to automatically come on when I leave my low beams set to “auto” and I also want them to stay on when I activate my high beams. 


So use one of the diodes they sold you and connect it to the park lamps/fogs. This gives you what you’re looking for.



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2 hours ago, Andyh1 said:

Installed the EGR slimline visors... Easy and it looks great.
Totally recomnend. 9a37099f2bed9e6d3245011fd0761ddc.jpg

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Are those in channel?

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Are those in channel?
Yup.

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