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Thanks hunster

 

No problem.. you just will need to trim the front fender wells.. Im gonna buy some wheel spacers to help also.

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Nothing wrong with the single cabs. Actually it's kinda refreshing to see them for a change. :thumbs:

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No problem.. you just will need to trim the front fender wells.. Im gonna buy some wheel spacers to help also.

Thanks man for the quick reply. Mine is gonna be silver. Gonna do a black and silver mix with this truck. I think it will look just right with these shocks under it. How high did you adjust the shocks? 3 in. ?
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No problem.. you just will need to trim the front fender wells.. Im gonna buy some wheel spacers to help also.

You're talking about the fender well liner, right? Or metal?
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Not mine, but saw this at Outlet mall a few weeks ago. Only pictures I could get before my wife dragged me away. 4e1210fe687948fc3712ab554dd9dadc.jpgb61395985405316bd924217a1722dab3.jpg

 

 

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You're talking about the fender well liner, right? Or metal?

Just the fender liner

 

Thanks man for the quick reply. Mine is gonna be silver. Gonna do a black and silver mix with this truck. I think it will look just right with these shocks under it. How high did you adjust the shocks? 3 in. ?

I left it at the stock level on the shock collar which is a little more than 2in, but going to go back to the shop to have them lower it some to raise the front. Because after a month on it the front is a tad lower than the rear now.

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Yeah it settled some. My coil overs did the same on my car.

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Not mine, but saw this at Outlet mall a few weeks ago. Only pictures I could get before my wife dragged me away. 4e1210fe687948fc3712ab554dd9dadc.jpgb61395985405316bd924217a1722dab3.jpg

 

 

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I wish I knew how he got his light bar to sit flush with the grill like that.
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Looks like he cut the grill perfectly

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Not mine, but saw this at Outlet mall a few weeks ago. Only pictures I could get before my wife dragged me away. b61395985405316bd924217a1722dab3.jpg

 

 

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I dig this grill with the LED bar.. do you or anyone else know who makes it? Or is that LED bar retro-fitted?

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I dig this grill with the LED bar.. do you or anyone else know who makes it? Or is that LED bar retro-fitted?

I've never seen anything like it. I think it's retrofitted. I wanted to get a closer look, but wasn't able to.

 

 

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That light bar is awesome! If anyone finds out more details on that I would love to know!

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McGaughy lift set at 8"

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Even when she's dirty, she's clean [emoji41]

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