MAXXPAY’s Tastefully Built

Some Line X pictures (that stupid window sticker will come off when I debadge the truck):






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Pictures of the tint:






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A view from the cockpit




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This weekend I was able to install the Oedro mud flaps all the way around. Initial impressions are these were a hell of a deal for the $32 I paid for both front and rear sets. I’ll provide pictures and a more detailed review later today or tomorrow.

I also swapped one of the bulbs to an H9 low beam to see how that helped the lack of headlight visibility from the stock halogen. I only swapped one for the time being as I didn’t have a good place to check alignment and wanted to be able to adjust the new bulb if there were any difference between the beam height and pattern before I lost the passenger side point of reference as it came from the factory. So far, no noticeable difference but I hope by tomorrow I can validate bulb adjustment. If it’s already where it needs to be, I’ll have to continue looking at the options. I already sent out a message to Diode dynamics on their SL1 upgrade

Any members here have experience with it or other recommendations over going to a full LED swap? I’d really rather just do the bulbs if I can get an adequate increase in light output. Can’t justify swapping out the brand new housings if I can avoid it...perhaps a retrofit option that is highly successful and cost effective?


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Some shots of the Oedro mud flaps. I like how these cover the width of the tire. In the rear, there are a total of 6 mounting points. 2 of them are trim molding plastic push pins, one vertical screw, 2 clamp style spring clips which contact a plastic mold that “folds” around the wheel well trim, and lastly the support bar which extends from the third vinyl trim to the inner part of the flap for support (due to the width of the flap)












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It’s looking like the truck will get an intake or exhaust this weekend, depending how much these guys are willing to cooperate


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I mounted the ZROADZ brackets up to both sides. These utilized the fender bolts only. Part number Z365711. I opted for the bracket only as I chose to use the 502313 Rigid D2 Pro from my previous truck for the power. My only concern is the rigidness/durability of the mount to stay permanently in place. The hood hinge mounts use two bolts versus this single attachment point.

I’m skeptical to use the hood hinge mount due to hood alignment issues after. Following the mounting of driver and passenger sides, I had slightly more clearance on the passenger bracket to the hood (maybe 1/32-1/16). I mounted up the rigid light, no wiring, so I can monitor it’s tightness over a week or two. I guess I’m just used to having a more ‘bullet-proof’ set up.

Initially I had the Rigid bracket too high - 1st picture. I pulled out my unmounted light and found I could get a tighter fit (less clearance) by swapping the bracket 180 degrees - 2nd picture.

Anybody else with experience or comments?







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Driver rear latch in...forgot to remove the passenger from the other so I’ll have to order one up. You don’t realize how much these are taken for granted until you don’t have them.


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It’s been a long 11 days straight of work. Tomorrow was gonna be 12. I decided to cap it at 11 for this stretch and a little wrench therapy never hurts a gearhead.




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Sunday scrub



Both A pillar lights installed



I picked up these $25 seat covers from
Costco while I contemplate a permanent solution but honestly pretty happy with them.



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