I had them in a Subaru and they were great. Covered so much better than any thing else and really I didn't have a problem taking them out to clean.
Weathertech is ok but I think they have gotten a bit over rated since there are now more options out there.
Interesting. The 2 previous posts reflect what I have been thinking since this thread was started. but I refrained from commenting.
Frame mounts aren't always the best when it comes to protection. Especially when the frame is positioned so far back from the sills. Mounting sliders back that far...
Have nothing but great things to say about Goose tune! Very responsive. Usually within an hour response time for tune updates. He makes the process as simple as possible and the results are amazing!
For those of you coming from a Procal tune, you'll need to take it back to the stock tune before...
How about just selling the harness for those of us that already have lights? Mine are wired to the switch but it would be nice to have them triggered when I want them to.
I have the same speakers in my truck but I'm powering them with the Mobridge amp/dsp.
Anything is an improvement over stock. Those speakers are pretty weak.
The problem with removing the stock amp is that it is part of the can bus system and without it you will throw a fault. One reason I went with the Mobridge amplifier/dsp.
The stock amp uses the front speakers for warning chimes and without feedback from the speakers it will be unhappy...
It's an analog gauge with no datum.
Thinking it looks low is baseless since there is no scale on the gauge nor markings to indicate what it should be.
My question is, "What do you think it should be?".
They will melt the fog shrouds, not from the light itself but from magnifying sunlight.
The way I parked at my old house, the light would come in from the right and mar the left side of the shroud. Where I live now that shouldn't be a problem.