I'm still accumulating parts/toys while waiting for the truck to be built/delivered. A few of the recent acquisitions:
Magnaflow catback:
Wyeth-Scott "More Power Puller"(model# 3-35-A-SLT w/ the Amsteel blue synthetic rope, rated @ 12,000 lbs drag/pull capacity via a double line pull). Saw someone else on this board post a link/review about this puller and it was simply badass.
FWIW - After some comparison shopping online I found the best price at a site called "tree stuff" and they even offered a 5% discount code on their own website. Believe the grand total (w/ free S&H) was just a hair over $265 or so.
Manufacturer's info page:
The Wyeth-Scott Co. Established 1906
Also, while examining the aFe cold air intake, I noticed some small pieces of metal in the interior of the large pipe/intake tract that could be problematic. The first spot (where the "bend" is located) on the large pipe contained a couple of rough "burrs" of metal that were loose. A gentle push with my fingertip knocked them out.
A couple of shards of metal were also observed on the inside of the pipe underneath where the "aFe" nameplate/ logo is attached. These were equally tiny pieces and they surrounded the rivets/screws. It looks like the rivets or screws they used were responsible for creating these tiny "flecks" of loose metal once they attached the nameplate/logo to the pipe.
Now, this isn't a bash against aFe (or any other manufacturer that chooses to run a metal tube w/ welds, rivets, etc) but users might want to inspect the tubing prior to assembly and ensure the intake tract is free of debris and clean. I wouldn't want those small metal pieces getting sucked into the engine. YMMV