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Old 05-19-2010, 07:56 PM
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Before with the DII roof rack.





After with the DI roof rack.







No more overhang.
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Old 05-19-2010, 08:23 PM
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knew it would pay off. congrats
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Old 05-19-2010, 08:58 PM
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Did you trade with someone?
Looks great!!!!!
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is that a GPS system mounted on your dash?
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The no overhang looks a lot better. I like the lights too.
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Yes that is a TomTom on my dash.
http://www.amazon.com/TomTom-740-Wid...4394579&sr=8-7
No it is not mounted.
http://www.amazon.com/TomTom-GPS-Das...4394579&sr=8-4
I move it everyday from my truck to my work van and then back again.
Yes I traded with Pat, another forum member, I was notified of a DI rack for sale, I called Pat, he bought the DI rack and then I drove to his house and traded and we then installed the racks on our trucks.
The lights are not hooked up, I cut the wires as I want round lights not square, I am going to move the 2 middle ones to the brush guard when I put my expanded steel floor on, I cant get them off with the rack mounted.
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for some reason the tom tom looks massive compared to what it actually is.. i tried a garmin i got my girlfriend and i tried google earth on my mini laptop cant find a happy medium yet..
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The only thing I use it for is finding cross streets, I cant read street signs until I am right ontop of them, and at 70mph thats way to close to slow and make a turn, so I watch the screen and I can see if I need to start slowing down or not.
I also use it for my actual speed as the speedo in the van is off.
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Warn makes HID lights that are pretty reasonably priced (Under $600 for the pair of 7" lights. If I put lights on top of my truck I'm going with the Warn HIDs instead of Lightforce since the Warn has the ballasts inside the housing.

http://www.warn.com/truck/lights/W70...g_Lights.shtml
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