I did this on my MT truck, using the Amazon parts and leaving the middle connector plugged in. So far I notice no negative effects. With the connector housing of the Amazon cable removed, I have some doubts that the cables will stay connected to the unit so I'm looking into a replacement...
I use the hardwired connection because there are areas I regularly drive through that have enough EMI to disrupt the Bluetooth link. For the connection location for the 14" screen, this cable is almost perfect for connecting, looping around the back, and plugging into my phone with an added 90...
I like the visual too. I would rather have the cameras and do my maneuvering by sight rather than a sensor that may not have consistent distance sensing all the way around the truck.
I make significant use of the mirrors too.
I normally don't like a lot of technology stuff in my vehicles, and usually would be happy with no screen at all. It would take more than PFF to protect my truck though if I had to park it without cameras and a big ol' screen to show me how close I'm getting.
I have the 14" screen. I think it's great for viewing the cameras for parking lots. The edges of this truck are really hard for me to judge, so seeing the cameras on a big screen really helps.
The 14" screen really should have more capability to split the display and choose what's shown than it...
After seeing this installation, I gave these steps a try. I had the predator steps, but I feel those steps are mounted too far forward. These steps are an improvement. Not the exact position I was hoping for but definitely better.
I'm tempted to buy a set. I'm not sure how well they will work with my hood because it's a little heavier with some extra insulation added, but they're worth a try at that price. I did notice a couple of things in the listing:
The regular price says $29.99 not $39.99
It says stainless steel...
I already have an excellent set of mats for my truck from another maker, but my choice was also limited to them because I have a manual transmission and no other maker offered mats compatible with a manual transmission truck. I don't see your listing recognizing that these mats likely are not...
For a manual transmission truck, the OTT tune is the #1 mod. I love that Toyota still offers the 6MT, but Toyota doesn't tune the engine response how they should for a manual.
You should test drive one, and include parking it. There will be less visibility around the vehicle and less maneuverability. If you feel like you can adjust to that, it might be a good option for you.
It's probably cheaper for them to replace the transmission rather than remove it, inspect all the internals and replace everything that might be damaged, rebuild it, and hope the problem was fixed and will last the length of the warranty. If not fixed, remove and inspect again, etc.
I put Katzkins in my car several years ago to replace the cloth seats. I specified the colors, ventilation, and which panels were leather (can get close to 100%, which I chose). The cost was reasonable and the quality is excellent. We have 9 years and 70k miles on them and no evidence of...
Had the 3.5 hour each way road trip last week. Overall the suspension upgrade met the need well. There's a multi mile stretch of road that has heat buckling. As mentioned before, the suspension followed the contour rather than absorbing it, sort of like a ship going over waves. That wasn't...
If you had the pearly white paint and weren't 1500 miles away, I would swap. I am not fond of the scoop. Non-functional and takes up a little more of my forward view.
Good luck!