Rough Country makes even larger fender flares that fit over the OEM flares. Believe they're $300 and for another $300 they'll coat them to match your truck color.
Ah, now I'm following you. For mine, I just throw a single master lock through one of the holes in the post. I don't bother with the other 3 locking posts. I suppose that's kind of lame, but I just wasn't that concerned with theft. I've got cooler stuff to worry about theft-proofing, plus mine...
I'm surprised the mount you purchased wasn't machined for a lock, most of them are.
I'm assuming your mount is comprised of two plates mounted to your roof rack with threaded posts and a thumbscrew to secure the boards to the mount.
If I were you, I'd just borrow the same design as most of...
I'm having the same problem with mine. It's the reason I dialed back my enthusiasm for the China Fangs. One day soon I'll rip the bumper back off, remove the raptor lights, and replace them with higher quality ones.
I've always wondered about these. I see so many people installing them but never got the point. I keep a screen protector on my phone because there's a chance I drop my phone and break it. What's the benefit of protecting a screen that can't leave the truck?
I have this roof rack, albeit with a different brand name. It's definitely from the same factory.
Assembly was a breeze, installation was equally easy. It included plenty of T-anchors and these weird tie-down anchors you can screw onto the T-anchors, which was a nice touch.
It's definitely...
I've been really happy with the Cali Raised products I've bought, and their service team is great, too. Tough to tell how they're going to hold up compared to say, KC or Diode Dynamics, but so far, very good. The way I look at it, if I have to replace any or all of my Cali Raised lighting 5...
Seconded. This is not going to end well for you. I have no experience with swapping the whole headlight assembly, but any aftermarket LED lighting I've added to my '24 is now on it's last legs less than a year later. This stuff just isn't built to last.
Removing the panel to access the aux switchboard is super simple. Use a trim tool to pop the panel to provide access. Pinch the clips behind the blank and push it forward and it'll pop right out to accommodate for OEM style switches. CaliRaised is the easiest and fastest option, but the Aussie...
The box you want is located below the dashboard on the passenger side of the cabin. This box contains fuses for lights along with most of the cabin electrical components. The trouble with this box is it sits right against the plastic shroud below the dash. I tried to tap into this box and gave...