Amazon . Muslogy being the highest priced one ,I went with that .It has a good reputation among members on this site and others. I think it was $23 and I used some Discover points to get it for less than $20. I can store small items on top in the new tray and leave the botton of the console open for larger items
The ones on top of the angle braces near the rear end of the transmission. The rear corner bolts are close to being above the holes. I just temporarily wrapped some duck tape over them to prevent fumble lingered bolts from finding them.
Nice! Which brand/model did you end up going with? I’ll probably be doing a retractable tonneau in the next year or so.new hard tonneau cover. really like the fit and finish and it's low profile look.
syntica USA. it's the pro manual retractable. It has t slots and works perfectly with there adjustable height ladder rack. will post pictures when it's complete. they sent me a long bed version vs short bed.
I have that same bedcover. It's a very sturdy cover and has held up well in the 3 years I've had it.
Looks great!mission accomplished. RTT mounted
What was your objective for modifying the brackets? Curious because I run those same brackets for my A pillar lights.A piece of Chinese rubber and Diode Dynamics light brackets. They're thicker than my current brackets so I hope that cuts down on the vibration. All I gotta do now is cut & weld until they look right.
The perches are too high,,, too far forward,,, and too far out.
Tim is a Millionaire?The perches are too high,,, too far forward,,, and too far out.
I want my lights tucked in tighter to the A-pillars. I don't want them hanging so far off the side of the truck. I don't want them hovering above 1² inch of hood sheet metal. And I don't want them sticking up so high in the air.
My current brackets were perfectly positioned. But the metal just wasn't thick enough and the lights vibrate too much.
