@@spartanj2957 well that is technically true but, if your battery is not completely drained it will take whatever is left and charge the unit. I'm not saying it will work everytime especially with really big engines but I have used it successfully several times where battery was dead from leaving the lights on. My biggest gripe with the lithium boxes is when I need them and they are not charged enough to work, then take hours to charge where this takes minutes. Both have positives and negatives.

I'm no electronic engineer but I'm pretty sure resistors are non directional. Either way the opener is working perfect 😊

@@SergioTorres07121972 probably not but just stick the GPS antenna under the dash. It will work fine.

@@MarkPrimerano the molding on the passenger side has been out since I bought the truck. It honestly does not bother me and I figured I will just warranty it before the factory warranty is up. Hopefully by then, the newer part will actually be fixed. The new struts will not cause this and if anything they prevent you from opening the hood as much as the hood prop.

@@jewllake yea, it's a super frustrating feeling coming home and seeing it open. At first I thought my boy was doing it as he tends to forget to close it sometimes. After looking at the camera footage I could see it was just opening. Sometimes my dog would be looking around confused wondering who opened it..lol. I'm just glad it's fixed 😊

@@Mo-nj4yi hmmm, only think I can think of is the battery is so dead it's not recognizing its connected to a battery. This has happened to me once. Do at your own risk but I took a 20v Dewalt battery and connected it to the car battery for a few seconds and it transferred enough juice to the car battery to be recognized but the jump box. I used large 10awg wire for my connections. Like I said try at your own risk.

@@MasterOlli appreciate the positive feedback 🍻

@@dannyloftis3949 appreciate the positive feedback 🍻

@@alp2169 I haven't done any serious offroading but no, truck has never rubbed not even a little lock to lock.

@@kirschbaumr1 you will have to just grind off the very tip of the studs to fit. We'll at least on the 1.25 spacer my buddy had. The stock wheels just barley didn't fit. I should have made a video on it but unfortunately we were at his house without my camera.

@ so you think for sure with Bora 1.25” I will still have to? Other guy said he didn’t cut anything. Was your buddies spacer Boerne or Amazon or not hub centric type?

@kirschbaumr1 the spacer was definitely cheap Amazon and not Bora. He has a bunch of different size spacers just for testing wheel fitment. Maybe the spacer measurements where off but when we tried to put the wheel on you could see a tiny space between the wheel and spacer. If you have the spacers already, I would just try to fit one of them to be sure. Maybe some of the wheels have deeper pockets then others 🤷.

@@Liftmaster1246 appreciate the positive feedback 🍻

@@T_B_C_L you’re welcome

@@paulwilliams4370 that's awesome. Cheers to good sound at a good price 🍻

@@keepitthoro6768 that will require a new house.

I guess adding a lc2 could improve the sound but I doubt it would even be noticeable. My sub is basically just replicating what the factory sub is doing but obviously with much more output. It's more than enough for my wife and makes the stock stereo sound way better.

@@ZJIGGA one of my first jobs was changing oil at the local tire lube express so, a little oil splash not a big deal. As far as the air down mode. I have not tried it yet but does seem pretty convenient when needed.

@@1sik_nnbs859 I've had no issues with them at all, I do recommend if stance is what you desire. Just remember, you're more likely to throw rocks up at the doors so if you drive gravel or off road alot, you might wants some mud flaps.

@@platinum2real I have 1 10tb western digital red drive and the other 3 are WD 10tb white drives that I shucked. These are the original drives that I started with. No issues at all.

@ ok i just ordered some western digital red drives for my nas. What do you use for backup just in case

@platinum2real I just have my Nas setup so If I lose 1 drive I can pop in a new one and be back to normal. I believe synology calls it shr-1. You can shr-2 and that allows 2 drive failure without data loss. Of course your total pool will be reduced.

@ ok thanks i just set it up the way you said and added 2 of the 20tb easy store external hard drive to copy everything to just for back up to sit put up just in case anything happens anywhere i have a restart back up. Thanks for the replies really helps

@@platinum2real 👍

@@stevencovington9508 link to part is in the description.

@@paulwilliams4370 definitely appreciate the positive feedback, and good luck with your install 🍻

@@gaddayan I actually just removed the hoses. I have driven through lots of rain and hardly any get through. The little that does is so minimal, I've just accepted it. I did stow them away in the tailgate though, just incase I change my mind. Sorry if that's not any help.

@@T_B_C_L thanks for sharing. Its actually good feedback. I'm also not seeing a lot get in, but wanted to see how to minimize.

@@gaddayan 👍

@@stanleyapplegate9230 i have videos on everything you asked about. kzbin.info/aero/PLAYFBk0HIHNivHOBoUydELA6tL7w90fvr&si=5BdGKOkY4Jd1LzqJ

@@hornetbad you didn't watch to the end... 😂 🤣

@@T_B_C_L OK I did go back and watched you remove the protection from the lens at the end 😜Do you recommend this camera? keep it up

@@hornetbad if you have one of these android bases radios it works great especially for a very inexpensive dash cam. I wouldn't say the quality is outstanding but it will definitely do the job if you were ever in an accident. It's also very small and disappears behind the rear view mirror.

@@T_B_C_L I just need a dash cam for accident , and I do have "Eonon GMA12S" and I liked how the dash cam connect only with a USB to the radio , thank you man I am going to buy it .

@@jamesdarren9149 you can get a 1 inch but you will have to cut your lugs down to get them to fit. The 1 1/2 inch fit perfect.

@@lostsailer1 they are mounted right on the bottom of the facia, about 6 inches from the wall.

@ Thank you !

@@lostsailer1 no problem 👍

@@austinskinner6363 I measured inside and outside between the few videos I put up. I only put these videos for informational content. If it helps you then it's a win, if not well, sorry 🤷

@@CyNinjaNikka price?

@@CyNinjaNikka I have yet to find a better speaker for the price.

@@StephenMartinez-ve1ey ill have to look into it, thx for the tip. Congrats on the new truck as well.

@@AngelHernandez-fd6nz if it means anything, when I put those 2 inch spacers on it didn't rub. Now I didn't actually drive on them so, I guess they could possibly rub at full turn while driving.

@@StephenMartinez-ve1ey the manual says usb adapter, but it's not usb A, C, mini USB or micro USB, so I'm really not sure.

@@juansegura5593 honestly I'm not absolutely sure. I will be putting some 2010+ panels on an 08 soon so I guess I'll find out.

@@kirschbaumr1 you are so right about the paint, I already have a decent chip. I may get some ppf wrap because I hate mud flaps. I definitely appreciate the positive feedback 🍻 Merry Christmas 🎄

@ I don’t like any of them either but we will see. The Weatehrtwch appear to be a bit smaller and sleeker compared to massive others and plain black to blend in. Will see how it turns out.

@@kirschbaumr1 good luck 👍

@@angelboy12 your subs would probably cave in my walls... 😂 Appreciate the positive feedback 🍻

@@MikeMargolis-j8f I would honestly say, going up 1db should not make a huge difference but of course this may be the threshold to your particular ears that's needed. +3db is usually double the output but not necessarily perceived output. Like I said before the level adjustments are there to balance the gains from different inputs and outputs. The best way to test clipping is to use an oscilloscope and test the sign wave at reference volume. You can get one for pretty cheap on Amazon now days. My advice would be to definitely not run it with any sign of clipping. This is what will quickly damages speakers.

@T_B_C_L Thanks for your response, as always. Indeed, I know these input leveling features are for balancing the output between sources at a preamp stage - but I have always used them (including with previous Onkyos) like a gain stage increaser (as you were attempting to do in your video)... almost like those input level control knobs on old power amps. My goal is always a louder output at a lower master volume number; it's just what I prefer. Of course, you are correct - clipping and distortion will kill speakers quicker than any amount of clean power. I wouldn't go higher than 10 on these input level settings on any amp/AVR. But as I said in my previous message, the way it works is that the receiver will automatically compensate for every "+dB" setting made to any trim, whether it's speaker trim or an input level value, so if, say, +12dB is added to a channel, the overall available maximum volume will now be 12dB lower. See what I'm saying? Theoretically, there's no way to "overdrive" the amp section because the available power is reduced in response.

@@MikeMargolis-j8f your last statement is absolutely correct.... As long as you remain under clipping. You pretty much know exactly what's going on so, imo your decision should work out just fine

@@T_B_C_L Thanks brother.👍

@@AbelCade I did this a while back and it was one of the nicest cheapest lighting projects I've done. Here is the video if interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/npaYknqqh8ifoMksi=d7a1ShWTXTnfVlVL

@@MrHartless2007 Christmas Vacation.... 😂

@@kirschbaumr1 I've had multiple sets of Amp research steps and this is the first time having these Go Rhino steps. I will say I like how these are installed way more than the Amp. I would say quality is very close but will give the edge to these Go Rhino steps. Honestly the only negative I have is I wish they came down just a few more inches. I do believe the Amp do come down farther but that install is 😒. Drilling multiple holes including on the pinch welds is a big negative to me. Only issue I encountered was having to grind that body mount bracket a bit but that was super easy and is not noticeable at all. So far I've zero issues with these and would buy again. Good luck on your decision 🙂

@@Gasloot yes, it worked and still works perfect 👌

@@bradenkowalski3621 I don't drive the truck everyday but my unit still works perfect. I would not go back to a regular head unit

@@MikeMargolis-j8f definitely go by what your ears tell you for sure. Every avr will be different so if +10 seems to much it probably is.

@T_B_C_L Thanks; when it comes to every AVR being different, I don't think that's necessarily true with regard to the input leveling we're talking about. For the most part, these leveling systems work the same way (actually Onkyo eliminated this feature on their receivers, which they called IntelliVolume, and it's a reason I went with a Denon for a replacement). However - you may be on to something because I suppose when an AVR is more powerful than another, the input level will work differently. The main issue I have with leaving it at +9 on the Denon is that I have to now bring the master volume up more than before; on my Onkyo, +10 allowed the overall audio to be much stronger at a lower master volume.

@@MikeMargolis-j8f in a perfect world volume would be equal to the sum of any equipment, unfortunately this is not the case. Even having the same exact piece of equipment or in this case Avr, there will be differences in components used at the time of manufacturing, along with just minor differences overall. The good units like Denon, onkyo, pioneer etc, of course have a QC that all units have to meet before shipping. Now this is just on the avr side. The whole point of adjusting this level input is what exactly it says. Every piece of equipment delivering the signal to the avr will be different as well. Tvs, Xbox, Playstation, Bluetooth, etc. Some may deliver a lower signal while others a higher signal. Cabling have differences as well. I could go on and on. These newer receivers try to balance everything especially during the room correction process but I still think user input and adjustments are required for the most desired sound by the user.

@@T_B_C_L Except in THIS case, we're talking about the same source device between two AVRs - a Panasonic DP-UB9000 UHD BD player. NO other devices are connected to the receiver.

@@AldapesExpress it's a 1 inch level and wheels are stock. Pretty much everything I've done to this truck is in this Playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLAYFBk0HIHNivHOBoUydELA6tL7w90fvr&si=AFMdxm91gDM5ySz_

@@WildPursuit1 gives it a much more aggressive look imo.

@@a1soldja2 everything I've done to this truck is in this Playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLAYFBk0HIHNgrZcPdbNeokgDL3AdhmPV6&si=vNrR9S_wBMcr0X-0 unfortunately those headlights go in and out of stock often. Link will be in the description of the headlight install video.

@@grubburg5201 I guess you could somehow rigg it up but it's definitely not made to do so. The work top is separated into 2 pieces and is also bolted to the 2 tall side cabinets.

@@MiguelMartinez-xg7hw appreciate the positive feedback 🍻

@@joeruiz9029 yep, 25 years and counting.

@@markward-u1y honestly I don't think you can. You just have to play the snap shot make changes and take another snapshot. If figure it out I will let you know.