Titan rear sliding window

BigTopGT · July 9

47 minutes ago, DANS_NBS_SIERRA said:

get ya some fancy ARP stainless bolts to hold everything together...

I was thinking I could use stainless rivnuts on the truck side, so I can use a nice button-head faster on the carbon side so it'd look intentional.

I bet I can even build an angled trap at the boom to centralize the drain system. (and minimize drilling a bunch of holes in th floor)

UrbanRage · July 10

On 7/8/2024 at 10:37 PM, BigTopGT said:

If I make a carbon pan, I'll clear coat it and make sure everyone can see it.

Cool idea, but it seems like a lot of work for something that is behind the rear seatback.

Edited July 10 by UrbanRage

Homewrecker007 · July 10

5 hours ago, UrbanRage said:

Cool idea, but it seems like a lot of work for something that is behind the rear seatback.

Great for regular cab folks not so much for those of us with back seats.

BigTopGT · July 10

4 hours ago, Homewrecker007 said:

Great for regular cab folks not so much for those of us with back seats.

That's a good point.

I've got a regular cab, so that's been the entirety of my focus.

I hadn't considered what it'll take to make this work for an extra or double cab

Homewrecker007 · July 10

7 minutes ago, BigTopGT said:

That's a good point.

I've got a regular cab, so that's been the entirety of my focus.

I hadn't considered what it'll take to make this work for an extra or double cab

Putting bucket seats in the back of a crew cab would make it the same as a regular cab. You can achieve this in the crew cab by retrofitting the 40 side of the seat from another set of seats to work on the driver's side. I did it in my 2010 sierra. I don't know how the seat looks in a double cab as far as if it splits or is a whole.