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  1. Review. 3iW floor mats and rear cargo mat.

    Would really like those rear seat back covers but I have a 2 door and for some reason they leave those out (don’t like the plasticy ones out there and my seat backs are getting full of dog hair). Any chance on making the 2 door backs @Daniela at 3W Auto Life ?
  2. šŸ› ļø Help Us Decide! Do You Only Need Partial Floor Mats? 🚘

    I would prefer a complete set including the rear seat back cover…but for a 2 door…unfortunately you don’t offer that though…
  3. Alignment is Toast

    I just did the BDS because I was having the same problem. Beyond just the fact that they locate the pins, they are WAY easier to torque correctly without throwing off alignment and am willing to bet that has the most impact on keeping things from moving. I think many times alignment shops...
  4. 🚨 Presidents Day Sale Alert! 🚨 Bestop is bringing the deals—don’t miss out! šŸŽ‰šŸ”„

    Add another tally mark for me please!!! 2 door fully convertible soft top…and manual please not interested in the etop (if you can do an electric surely you can do a manual…)
  5. PPE & Mishimoto Transmission Pan Comparison

    I took a look at mine and even the back studs are seated fine. In the below pics you can see I have similar marks on the pan but think it’s from the socket rubbing the pan when installing and not the bolt itself. Maybe you got a bad pan? Even though the studs worked fine if I had the regular...
  6. PPE & Mishimoto Transmission Pan Comparison

    Was it just your back ones? I have a picture of one on the side and it looks seated well (below). I don’t have a picture of the back ones but will definitely double check them all when I get home.
  7. PPE & Mishimoto Transmission Pan Comparison

    I ended up using the studs on the deep pan (I misordered the bolts), they fit fine and the recesses in the pan were different depending on if the bolt was a stud or not so it seems PPE accounted for this. Only thing I’d say is you might need a deep thinner walled socket but i didn’t have any...
  8. CarbonSteel's 2023 Wildtrak Build + Maintenance Journal (Filters, Fluids, Oil Changes Etc)

    So finally got the deep PPE pan installed. Took me all day today (with some breaks to get a Christmas tree) but all in all there weren’t many surprises on the install and went smoothly, just time consuming to do it right. The hardest parts are the parts you would need to do on any trans fluid...
  9. CarbonSteel's 2023 Wildtrak Build + Maintenance Journal (Filters, Fluids, Oil Changes Etc)

    Thanks for the clarification! I’ll probably install in the next week or two, just waiting on a few bolts to replace the studs per @CarbonSteel’s suggestion. I’m paranoid about the bolt torque after breaking one installing my diff cover. I didn’t over tighten and despite following carbon’s...
  10. CarbonSteel's 2023 Wildtrak Build + Maintenance Journal (Filters, Fluids, Oil Changes Etc)

    That’s what I thought, seems straightforward (maybe tight though). Was surprised @Nc211 said he needed to lift the trans to install and wondered if there was something I was missing, or maybe something with the deep PPE pan I was missing.
  11. CarbonSteel's 2023 Wildtrak Build + Maintenance Journal (Filters, Fluids, Oil Changes Etc)

    Getting ready to install the PPE deep pan but haven’t seen I would need to lift the trans to get the it in (I’ve read through the workshop manual specs for the stock pan but maybe there is something different about the PPE?) Did you do this to get the bolts in easier with the exhaust there or...
  12. PPE & Mishimoto Transmission Pan Comparison

    Been lurking on your threads for a while and have changed all my fluids but trans thanks to your suggestions. I’m at about 7500 miles now and have the PPE deep pan ready to put in to hopefully help with temps but worried about the stud bolts now (don’t quite see the issue yet but trust your...
  13. Massachusetts 5 Brand New Sasquatch Wheels, Tires, TPMS, and Lug Nuts ($1,650)

    I’m just north of Boston, are you able to pick up? Send me a message if interested. Thanks!
  14. Massachusetts 5 Brand New Sasquatch Wheels, Tires, TPMS, and Lug Nuts ($1,650)

    I can’t meet with the tires unfortunately, don’t think 5 would fit in my 2 door and don’t have a trailer.
  15. Massachusetts 5 Brand New Sasquatch Wheels, Tires, TPMS, and Lug Nuts ($1,650)

    Price drop $1,650 local pickup just North of Boston
  16. Massachusetts Sold: 5 Brand New Sasquatch Wheels, Tires, TPMS, and Lug Nuts ($1,650)

    I have a set of 5 Sasquatch wheels/tires with TPMS and lug nuts taken off day 1 with about 15 miles on them (still have the dealer shine). Asking $1,750 for the set, pick up only just north of Boston. Also have some Sasquatch fender flares and steel bumper end caps that are negotiable as well.
  17. Wiring To Fogs and Switches...Unique Setup?

    The relay’s main power for the relay itself will be the AUX switch which is only powered when the truck is on. So when the truck is turned off the relay will open and there won’t be a circuit to the battery. The battery will only be used when I hit the aux switch that closes the relays to turn...
  18. Wiring To Fogs and Switches...Unique Setup?

    Yeah I’m not saving switches really, just kind of like the idea of having fogs on and then the ability to switch from white/yellow as needed with one switch. On the powering of the relay, I don’t quite understand why it will draw 24/7? The battery is a power source that potentially runs...
  19. Wiring To Fogs and Switches...Unique Setup?

    Fantastic, that description helps a lot to help me visualize where they belong. Thanks again!


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