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I ordered the bed step relocation bracket from them on July 25th. I don't remember the original promise date, but got an email from them on August 1st that the order would be delayed until September 5th. Emailed them on September 8th and radio Silence. I'm not holding my breath waiting for it....

There is an upper lumbar support connector (Lexus Part) that I had replaced in my drivers seat. I didn't have issues with it poking me, but it was squeaking terribly. They replaced that part and I haven't had an issues since.

Anybody have luck with this yet?

I'm getting roughly 17.8 mpg mixed driving on my commute. We took a trip from Kansas to Arkansas, and on the 65 mph back roads I was able to get 20 mpg. I have roughly 10k miles and it has improved since the beginning. I don't have a light foot either. Maybe its those bright red tow hooks?

Following, I have the same question for an 8' wide trailer.

First time doing this. Its two pieces so it has strength in the proper directions. The dovetail is fairly tight in my print (had to use a vise to press it together) and I used PETG for the temps. Its been bouncing around a week so far without issues. The radio I have is the Baofeng UV-9G...

Absolutely, they are native Autodesk Inventor, but I'll get some step files made.

This is great, Thank you so much.

@MRHAMR Can you detail the piece in front that Pace Edwards sent you. I think I'm missing that piece as well, I just made the gap up with foam tape.

New to radios, so went with handheld. Designed and 3D printed a bracket and holder so that it was easy to remove. Added some foam and so far its been rattle free.

I would agree, they are fairly rigid, but have the ability to flex a little. I'm not sure what the actual material is, but they were more rigid than the stock ones that I pulled off.

Just put them on my Trailhunter.

Anybody seen one on a 2024 yet? @AlexL2024 Do you have pictures of the Syneticusa version on your truck?