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Yeah, that looks promising. I would like to find one that had an internal spline as well (not just a set screw). I also need to measure my splines to see what they are. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for the post…. Just need to find the hardware. Anyone have a spare set or a parts truck with some? Third From Texas I was in your neck of the woods this week…. Spent Monday night on Mustang Island….. almost had to swim to get out of the tent.

Here is the spline problem. I need a spline that can reach into the hole. I can always make the hole larger…. But the spline has to go into the hole.

At this point, I have already affixed my insulation. Getting a better handle is the best solution. I really like the performance in the panels…. At least the knock test is extremely dead. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well, made a little progress and then found a problem. for the progress, I converted all of my doors to take m6 hardware (passenger side already had m6 rivnuts). I also did the treatment on the passenger door as well. I also put some Noico Ref on my passenger side kick panel. I...

My truck is a mixed bag. It is a 1999 A1, but has A1R door locks, but A0 hinges, tracks and aluminum door panels. The left door has a splined window crank and the right one is square. I think most track failures may be from flipping the cab with the door boot properly latched…. Then having...

It sounds like adding a limit strap is beyond the effort I would like to make. Is there any downside to covering the hole in the door liner panels? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

All, The hole in the door panel with the three hinge bolts (in the upper corner)….. do I really need access to these with the panel on? I can easily pull the panel to adjust. My doors do not have the limiting strap. I am thinking about covering them when I line the cab side of the panel with...

Yup…..that is why I tagged him in…. I was talking about him. [emoji3] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks Ron! The Foundation was on a fuzzytoaster truck, so far it has been running great. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks Kieth…. I hope my cab looks as good as yours when I am done! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And here is the floor mat material a bought for under the seats and feet. It is designed to absorb sound. I have not decided if I will use Noico Red underneath this mat as I am afraid it will be too thick. I will let you know what I end up doing. this mat was bought from here. It has a...

Almost forgot: I used: A little degreaser and wax remover. Two cans of adhesion promoter 3 cans of color spray. I would be done, but then I found out I missed a tiny spot, so I needed another can. Looks good though.

All, Just starting a thread for the cab modifications of my truck. I do not have a great name for the truck, but it is coming I am sure soon. First up for posting….. Sound Proofing. I started with two kits of 3/4 Dynamat Hood liner under the dog house Next, I started installing one...