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I tend to move mine to the bed depending on the terrain. Would rather not risk damaging the spare or not being able to access it easily if needed.

Stealerships are ridiculous. The base price is already kind of nuts. Adding 20k for no reason other than gouging the customer. Screw these guys.

To be fair, Google created Android, so I envision this won't be dramatically different than Android (likely even android under the hood). Meaning all Android apps would still work without having to get app builders to build for their dedicated APIs. I would also imagine the UI to be pretty...

That is just what they look like.

I think it must be a regional thing? I grew up in the 70s and 80s in central IL and I only heard topper. Never heard the term cap until I moved east.

I don't think this has anything to do with battery. My battery is in great shape and this happens from time to time. Usually anytime after I have had something plugged into OBDII port (forscan, diagnostic). But not always. It seems to be limited to the startup chimes (which I should just...

It sometimes switches between main speakers and a dash chime for me. I stopped worrying about it as it seems somewhat unpredictable.

I hated the Tremor grille. Was one of the first things I took off the truck, followed by the side steps and the Tremor sticker. Hmm ... maybe I shouldn't have bought a Tremor?! Lol!

We have Falken Wildpeaks AT3Ws on both of our trucks and have nothing but good things to say about them. Have been great on dry pavement, wet pavement, snow/ice and off pavement.

I usually just muscle torque mine as getting my torque wrench in there with suspension under load is a pain. I tend to lube the bushings and the delta joint at every oil change. The bushings sometimes more often if they are squeaking too much and driving me crazy.

Maintenance day/week! Oil change, tire rotation, UCA grease (icon), and decided to change front diff and transfer case fluids (did the rear diff last summer). I took off all my Shrockworks skids so I can finally get around to installing the PPE trans pan.

Nope. I like all the mods I did to mine and don’t want to start over. I also really dislike the look of the 6g. If I was forced to switch, I would probably consider the new Colorado before the 6g (unless could get the Raptor for cheaper than what I suspect it will be).

I was also never going to tune mine. Have had the truck for 18 months and have had it tuned for probably 14 months. I am really considering getting this unleashed tune for the trans shift pattern even though I am running Livernois and have zero complaints. I have a problem with self control!

I was able to remove the rear beams on mine without cutting or altering the panel. I was able to just pull them out. I got them as far as they would go and then grabbed with some plyers pulled at an angle and they slid right out. Guessing tolerances are not consistent on everyone's truck.

This is exactly what is happening. Having worked at a large and very well know tech company, we would have a required quarterly meeting with legal to brainstorm ideas they could patent. The patents were primarily for defensive purposes against possible patent troll companies. Intellectual...

Damn dude, I was just asking a question. Chill out. Silly things? Quite the ego. The original poster was suggesting a 1.5" spacer, which isn't dramatically different than the 1" you are saying is required for a 32-34". I have yet to hear anyone on here mention wheel bearing failures from...

It seems to run on some sort of electricity?

How reducing performance? The risk of flinging rocks is legit, but is also easily solved with mud flaps and/or different flares.

I have the pan sitting in my garage to install when weather is a bit warmer. Just checked printed instructions and mine are also wrong. Interesting that the online version is correct but they didn’t bother to let people know the included paper instructions are way wrong. Sorry this happened...

Woah they shipped instructions with bad torque values?! I would be pretty livid. The screen grab I posted is from the instructions on their site.