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Other than a scratch, how did it look?

I use both OnX and Gaia, to me, the latter works better when I leave the truck behind, but OnX works better while driving. I download maps with both apps when I'm headed to the no-cell boonies. Easy-peasy.

An interesting post to sip coffee by.

Nope. It's not changeable.

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I think the headlights don't move, it's somehow done digitally inside the light. (I think.) Could they have installed aftermarket lights? I don't recall the scroll lighting up. Perhaps.

Well, not trying to be a wise-ass, but they come stock with a cold air intake.

I sure like my Smartcap Adventure. The "windoors" are much bigger than they were on my old Leer, and the molle panels are great for gear.

Anything beyond 30º is walking the edge, off-road. Shit happens. My wife screams at about 20º.

I have faith that the Toyota engineers did a great job designing the system.

Why risk your warranty?

I don't know about aftermarket, but the Trailhunter plate is a beast. It's hardened and embossed for strength.

My butt flashes orange well before that. :crackup:

I'll do it tomorrow and thanks.

Thanks.

It's not in the grill?

I'm under the impression that the intercooler and tranny cooler is behind it too.... but I'm not sure.

Nope.

There is a temperature control valve. Part of the shutter function is to allow a quicker warm-up, which I believe is important with a turbo.

This is what I carry in the middle of Idaho in my Smartcap. In the bag, there's a recovery rope, a tow strap, and soft shackles. The saw is a Silky Pro. The axe on the other door is a Cold Steel Trail Boss.