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:thumbsup: Just wanted to make sure I was understanding the topic.

Is the Fuel Rail Pressure the same as the psi reading you are seeing on your injectors. For kicks, I was watching my FRP on my iDash and at idle during startup it was hovering around 3600psi.

The front of it has a small clip that if you push back and up it will come out. The back of it has a long retainer style clip. I will take a picture tonight and show you.

3000 psi is number i captured on my iDash in this pic. I have seen it higher than that too just watching. My truck is not tuned.

Door sticker would only be for factory tires. You may want to do a chalk test with that psi to make sure you are getting even tire wear. May be fine. You get a low air pressure warning light?

Why do you run the psi so low? I would think 34lbs would be the sweet spot. I keep my OEM tremor tires at 38lbs cold.

Why would there be a reduction in the turning radius? Maybe if you installed different offset wheels or bigger tires and they contacted something. The level just changes the normal resting position for the front coils.

That's crusty!

I used the nut instead of the clip. I have had issues with these clips rusting and fusing to the bolt in the past. I used some electrical tape to hold the nut to the wrench so I did not lose it in the engine bay.

The one thing I can say about the black lug nuts (in general) is the finish will scratch when the bozo at the dealership rotates your tires with a pneumatic air gun...

Isn't the tint the inside of the glass and the visors contact the outside of the glass?

If you zoom in you can kinda see what they did with the xlt grill.

Finally finished my boost gauge setup.

Completely agree with you there! I was just surprised it said only 77% at that speed.

Here is a picture of just the pod mount.

Installed my HN Customs gauge pod mount this afternoon. Fit and finish of this handmade piece is incredible. 10/10 and worth the wait. Here are some pics of the install. Had to drill a hole in the dash to route the wires to the OBD port. Took my time and it came out great.

Joined the engine cover club!

This one looks really good!

Probably one of my favorite aftermarket pieces. That an the blind spot mirrors.