Yamaha RMAX 1000 SSV Stereo that comes with the LE and easy-access to install accesories 

Yes. The weatherstripping doesn't need to be glued on, it's simple channel-friction fit like most car weatherstripping. Just slide it onto the side of the roof.

I have another video where you want to make sure your bezel isn't interfering with the AP. Loosen the 10mm bolt behind the bezel /AP and push the bezel towards the right and re-tighten the bolt. In addition you could lightly sand the bezel where the AP makes contact with it (if it's making contact). Practice inserting/removing the AP without the bezel in place to get that muscle memory effect. You may be able to repair your existing mount using super glue and baking soda but it depends out badly damaged it is.

Really, there's not much to go over as far as in cab settings. You have soft/medium/firm, but I'm uploading a video now of the suspension in action.

MassiveOverkill ok just your feedback is what I was after. Where in the black hills are you located? Wife and I love the area!

We're in Custer. Feel free to hit me up if you're ever in the area!

The footwell and center storage lights are pretty easy to install.

You can turn it on to accessory mode, but everything stays on. I suppose you could wire the stereo directly to a switch, which is then directly wired to the battery so you can turn it on/off independently. There are certainly enough switch blanks to accommodate it.

@@MassiveOverkill yes a switch would be just fine. Does the head unit power the door speakers or is there a separate amp?

There's a separate amplifier under the hood that powers all the speakers.

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