We are a custom auto shop that works on trucks daily and installs the products that we sell. You can shop with peace of mind knowing you have an experienced staff a click or call away that will offer FREE advice on product recommendations, product installs, upgrades and much more!
Read below what our staff thinks about some of the products we install. More shop product reviews coming soon!
“I love the Morimoto Headlights! I believe that they are the best aftermarket headlight – superb quality, excellent light output, and with the smoked glass and sleek appearance, they look AWESOME. They also fit great and installation is a breeze. I honestly think every 6 door we build should have these; pair them with smoked tail lights, cab lights, mirror lights, and a cargo light for a complete look.”
“Door Striker are easy to install and super quiet. It only takes 10 minutes to do all four doors.”
“This air horn is easy to install, the hardest part is finding a spot to mount the tank and compressor. This is probably Chad’s favorite product, too; he loves to catch everyone off-guard and blare it because it’s so loud! Also, the air compressor and air tank are good quality, but that’s what we do, quality stuff.”
“To install, remove the lower B pillars and front thresholds, then run wire across from the driver’s side to the passenger’s long enough to go up into the B pillar. Do that for both sides. Then, run a wire from the driver’s side to under the dash. Next, you do the grounding at the B pillar, then go 6 1/2 in. down from the top of the bottom B pillar trim and make a hole in the center. Lastly, put the USB in from the front, make the connection and put everything you removed back together.”
“The nice thing about this lift kit is that it keeps all the factory suspension, ride quality and payload capacity but with a lifted pickup, making the truck look and ride nice.”
“This 3 1/2 in. lift kit is just the right amount of lift and still easy to get in and out. A good quality for the price, too.”
“The 5th wheel cams are easy to install once you take out everything that’s ‘in the way’. You have to take out the passenger kick cowl, passenger front and rear thresholds, the lower part of the B and C pillars and drop the headliner. Next, you fish the wire up the C pillar and run it all the way back to the dash. Then, you unplug the stop lamp, run the wire for the camera through behind the headliner down to the lower C pillar, lay the camera over the stop lamp and screw them in place on the cab, make the connection in the C pillar, and put everything you removed back together.”
This page was last updated on December 22, 2023.