A little this & that..

Given that I think I'm done with the add-ons I decided to make a little video highlighting the changes I've made in the 16 months I've owned it. I spent 25+ years earning my living as a wrench which of course helped me a lot in doing everything myself except for installing the tires. What you see is a result of an old man just needing to stay busy with projects. Being long time retired I was never under any time constraints and believe me if I was on the clock I would have lost my butt wage wise (LOL). Notice there are not many noticeable bells & whistles - I've always liked the OEM or stealth look. When I was a lot younger I concentrated all my efforts under the hood and left the outward appearance looking lame - what we used to label as a "sleeper". Today I try to achieve capability without outward bragging rights. I would have liked to have added on sliders but my fixed budget was running slim to I took it off the bucket list - for now anyway. There are no upgrades to engine performance other than the Pedal Commander and if I did absolutely nothing to the vehicle except one - it would be the Pedal Commander (or similar product). Right now it's just a posey with a previously planned trip to Moab in June but circumstances now put that off to the Fall of this year. Edit: I forgot to mention that prior to changing out the suspension I had put in rear airbags which are still in place.

https://youtu.be/9ZjfeeHldkc

 

Way, way cool Dad!! You know I am crazy impressed!! I wish we lived closer together so you could help me do these kinds of mods on my rig, things I have no clue how to do! Love everything you’ve done to your Runner so far, can’t wait to see your next idea!

 

Can you go more in depth on how you got the tablet mounted on the top of the dash please?

EDIT- also, well done my dude.

 

Thanks for your positive comment. Per your request here is the long and arduous mount/dismount video clip:

https://youtu.be/eXiZ_ggVwtY

LOL - I actually spent more time in coming up with something simple opposed to the actual install time. I am a firm believer in the KISS method of doing things - "Keep It Simple Stupid"....