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See the hole in your cargo storage thing. Fold it up and that will fit into that hole. Pull it a bit then turn it 90 degrees and it will hold it up.

truck is ceramic coated. Unfortunately, due to the chemicals and sugar in the air from my works cooling tower constantly raining down onto my paint I need to do a lot of extra work to prevent essentially the worse case of water spotting you will ever see. The daily rinse takes 10 minutes and...

There are already holes next to the tie down points.

Nah its my excuse to not be doing other things. Plus all that really only takes 30 minutes at the most if you exclude the waiting time needed for the chemicals to work.

Three bucket meathod (wheels, rinse and wash), pressure washer with foam cannon or garden hose with Adams premium foam gun. Adams soft water filters. Rinse wheels and spray with gyeon wheel and tire cleaners in foaming sprayer. Rinse and spray with gyeon wetcoat and rinse with pressure washer...

about 500 to 600 gallons a year on the ED vs 800 to 900 on the hemi. you can factor in local fuel costs and whatever other costs of ownerships you want but fuel economy alone you will cover the cost of the ED in about 3 years assuming $3.50 a gallon for both which is what it is here.

How many miles you driving a year?

look into xtream solutions topper for a drying aid / quick detail. stuff is crazy good.

chem guys vrp is good. i personally use stuff from gyeon. mostly because all my stuff is already ceramic coated

there are alot of different products out there. anything by adams, geon, carpro will be good. this video is also worth a watch

My advice is to get your phone up there and start taking photos until you are sure any locking tabs are in the correct location before you start trying to yank the plug open. Speaking from experience here since my plug is now held together with zip ties.

you have to disconnect it and run it though the mount.

Just be careful the wiring harness that's shown in the instructions was different than the one on my truck.

Nah I watched their PPF guy work on another car before I decided to go with them. He did a good job besides the tiny rock mentioned above.

i dont even think amp offers a passenger side one ether

I installed the OEM bed step and I really love it. Tucks up under the corner of the bumper better than the amp one.

gas without the cob

It's common for people to do 80 in a 70

the EPA should just rate cars at the common speed limits steady state and let the buyer decide based on the roads they commonly drive on.

so if you really care you should used the correct products for each different thing along with the correct towel. Washer Fluid will damage tint and any trim/leather it may get onto. Outside is whatever, do what you want.