Daryl's Terra TRD Pro | Victory 4x4

New truck day is the best day! I love my 2021 Pro, but I am pretty stoked to build out this new platform.

As usual, we waste zero time with the upgrades.

Roof rack: https://www.victory4x4.com/product/VTRK.html
Bed side MOLLE: https://www.victory4x4.com/product/VT4RMP.html
Bed front MOLLE: https://www.victory4x4.com/product/VT4RMP.html

Please ignore my temp budget bed rug

Looks like you had to replace the bed bolts at the rear for the cab side molle. Did the spray-on finish chip or break when you were removing them for the install?

Do all the bed utility flaps still open fully (not get partially blocked like Rough Country's side panels)?

Baltimore said:

Looks like you had to replace the bed bolts at the rear for the cab side molle. Did the spray-on finish chip or break when you were removing them for the install?

Do all the bed utility flaps still open fully (not get partially blocked like Rough Country's side panels)?

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You can score the bedliner around the washers with a knife (if needed) to remove them cleanly. All of the flaps open, yes.

Nice! Also have a Terra, I'll be following your build. Good luck!

Softopper installed! I'm waiting on one of our rear bumpers to get through production, and I'll get that installed. Also, I should have some 35s here soon; I have to figure out what I want to do with wheels.

35% ceramic tint up front today. I never want to go crazy dark, but ceramic is awesome at blocking heat, so I put that $&@# on everything

Installed the GG Offroad camera relocation kit on my Softopper today. This kit would also work great on any of our bed racks (https://www.victory4x4.com/category/BEDRACKS.html), but I'm towing the Turtleback trailer for the next couple trips, so trying to keep weight off the rear axle with the stock springs.

I 3D printed a spacer to form around the Softopper tube and canvas. Seems to work great. I think I'm going to move the bed camera (need to print a tube-shaped spacer for that too) to the front of the bed, that way I can watch the bikes on the tailgate pad too. Remember to melt holes with a soldeing iron in the Softopper for mounting hardware, don't drill them. Also know that they probably won't be to stoked to warranty any top you damage because you added holes to it

No affiliation with GG Offroad, just showing a new way to mount their stuff.

35's, new wheels, and our rear bumper.

Engine and trans skids installed, plus a sneaky spot for my Viair dual compressor. Tcase and gas tank skids coming soon.

Nothing like a little cutting into a brand-new truck to take the edge off

I've done panels like this on my last two trucks, and they are super handy. Been happy with Blue Sea Systems. Here is the panel I used this time:
https://www.bluesea.com/products/4304/WeatherDeck_12V_DC_Waterproof_Fuse_Panel_-_Gray_4_Positions

If you are also brave enough to cut holes in your bed, the file for the 3D-printed enclosure (with some fixes) I made to waterproof the back of the panel is attached to this post as well. I just used a bead of RTV to seal it against the bed and the screws that hold the panel in go through the flange. You probably want to use PTEG for this.

I need to order a new label sheet, just used stuff I had left over for now. I will mostly use this panel to control lights on the bed rack and under the awning besides the compressor switch.