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crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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Line X today

 

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I hope they removed the caps on the sides and front of the inner bed.

 

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Just depends on if he plans to use them. They can be cut out. I have my tie downs on all 4 upper corners like his. I don't plan on using the ones in the front or middle of the bed.

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I had them leave the top 4 corners. They offered to cut out any other ones I might ever want.

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bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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They weren't sure if the caps would still pop in after the line X was sprayed. So I just had them cover them.

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crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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They weren't sure if the caps would still pop in after the line X was sprayed. So I just had them cover them.

Caps still work after Line-X.

 

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​​Finished swapping out headlights from 2wdmallcrawler and tow mirrors. Last one just for fun - man aint nothing beat football and fox season :thumbs:

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Got some new rubbers. It's a DD so nothing aggressive.

I see you have not bought the 10 dollar filler caps for those holes in the rear.....

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I see you have not bought the 10 dollar filler caps for those holes in the rear.....

 

where from?

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Got some new rubbers. It's a DD so nothing aggressive.

 

Mine is a DD too, 100 miles a day for work which is why I wanted something with some lug to it. I'll pick up a new set of wheels for the OE tires come spring and then have summer and a winter set.

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Thinking about getting these as a winter set of wheels and tires (if they fit lol) think they'll look halfway decent?? Thoughts??

 

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