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Do you think it would hold up to gravel chips on the rockers though? That and the rails are all that's getting it. I would have a hard time justifying taking out my GM liner, it works great for my uses, very easy to wash out.

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I feel like rhino lining might be a bit cheaper than line x just because they are not as big as line x but are still a competitor.

 

Or for around $100-125 you can do it yourself with herculiner. Plus if it starts to wear you can just touch it back up. And you can do as many layers as you want until you run out. Spray on is the best way but what would justify spending 5-6 times the cost? If it was for the actual bed liner I would get them to do it but for rockers and rails they don't get half the abuse my truck bed does

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i sprayed it on my rockers and after 2 weeks i had rust spots.. im seriously giving up on bed liner garbage and just going to save up to get things done right

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They used the dupilocolr on the work trucks at work and they all held fine.. and those are truly work trucks

 

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One of the plastic outlet covers broke off.

 

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One of the plastic outlet covers broke off.

 

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I have one like that too :(. It still goes on but will not flip down

 

 

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I have one like that too :(. It still goes on but will not flip down

 

 

Ryan

 

Yeah kinda surprised I haven't seen a thread about them breaking on here. Oh well not a huge deal I usually use that outlet for my dashcam.

 

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My friend and new member on here allphaze took his 2014 out to the California Hot Rod Reunion at Auto Club Famoso Rwceway

 

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I actually came across a forum on Google where people did the double din conversion in the 99-02's so I'm thinking I wanna make that my next project. It would be nice to have a big ol' screen and see my playlists instead of scrolling through them and then finding songs. Maybe even built in navi would be a nice touch ;)

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If you do I may be interested in trying that swap as well

 

 

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Just bought this

 

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I have the same radio in my F-150, and I love it!!! If you have an iPhone it works really nice with it

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I have an iPhone 4S and an iPod Classic this will make my life way easier it's be nice to integrate navigation Into it

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How much was it? I thought about replacing mine, but I didn't want to waste $270 in PAC adapters. Then I came across my USB interface for $40, much cheaper.

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I ended up having a blowout

 

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