It's likely due to a modified sine wave issue. The Delta2 requires a pure sine wave.
This guy has/had the same issue with the Delta2 in his Tacoma, but he came up with a solution - a DC-DC Converter. Unfortunately, that solution requires wiring something else to the battery, but it may be...
Bought some Goat Fab sliders a few weeks ago when they launched their 30% deal.
I was hoping to find a good deal on the Trailrax 4dr rack, but they're only doing 10% for BF. That's the standard discount for military, and the discounts don't stack, so not really a big incentive to order right...
yeah, the mat portion of mine moves around a little bit, as well. It's not terrible, but I plan to eventually replace that with a drawer system anyways, so not too worried about it.
They literally stick (very well) to the back of your rear seats with velcro. They don't require any cutting or extra adhesive/attachments. You can attach or detach them as often as you like. Takes just seconds. Zero issues, zero complaints.
Gave her a decent wash, then...
1. Spray-painted some grille letter overlays and added black decals.
2. Picked up my rings and shackles from the local powdercoat shop (Prismatic Juju Orange).
The final product:
Couldn't decide which photo is better, so you get two:
- A decent 4dr hardtop rack that allows for EASY removal of the entire hard top without removing the rack itself.
- Would love an adapter to hang a 1up rooftop bike tray off your spare tire guard so I could ditch 1up's hitch mount system - or another solution to hold the tray (or bike)...
Higher altitudes require/sell lower octane fuel. Their 85 octane fuel at 5k+ feet is equivalent to 87 octane at sea level.
That said, I'd personally stick with 90+ octane for max performance in a Braptor, but maybe that's just me...
Add some reinforced storage to the front doors. The half-height version allows me to still take advantage of of the stock netting, as well. The plastic doesn't quite match, but it doesn't bother me at all.
The wireless keypad is mounted on the door with tape, so you can remove it in seconds with a short piece of fishing line. Peeling off the remaining tape residue is easy, and a quick wipe with Goo-Gone finishes the job.
Unfortunately, as far as I know, our gas tank doors do not include a lock of...