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  1. DannyMoe13
    I'm not opposed to running boards, would like to try to find something that offers protection but is low profile to some degree. Wish I had done the clear bra before I messed with the truck!! haha, hindsight
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    I've removed the brackets behind the carpet and trimmed the mud flaps. It rubs at full lock on the carpet. I also opted not to go for the 3rd highest setting on the front coilovers. No spacers. I might go a little higher in the front this spring to try to alleviate some of the rubbing but it's not terrible
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    My truck is riddled with stone chips after only 14k miles. (mostly on the door bottoms) I have the OEM "wider" mud flaps on the truck now. What mud flaps are people running that help keep the stones off the truck and also look halfway decent? Are there other options for paint protection like clear bras? Looking for tips/advice, thanks! Truck is lifted with 35s if that helps (obviously not for the stone chips )
  4. DannyMoe13
    My truck is riddled with stone chips after only 14k miles. (mostly on the door bottoms) I have the OEM "wider" mud flaps on the truck now. What mud flaps are people running that help keep the stones off the truck and also look halfway decent? Are there other options for paint protection like clear bras? Looking for tips/advice, thanks!
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    2019 RST with the Eibach Pro Lift Kit with Fuel 17's wrapped in 315/70/17 BFGs
  6. DannyMoe13
    What running boards are those? Thanks
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    I just bought this kit, should show up on Friday. Ill follow up with pictures after I install it. Other people that have installed it should chime in but from what I've heard the ride should be better with a "more planted" feel. I've heard it will lift the front of a non trail boss anywhere from 1.9" (or less) to 2.75-3"ish depending on what setting you put the front struts on.
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