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1 minute ago, Snowcamo said:

Exactly what I needed. Thanks a lot!

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You are very welcome. 

 

I take it you don not need the French and Spanish versions (page 2 and 3)?

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You are very welcome. 
 
I take it you don not need the French and Spanish versions (page 2 and 3)?
That'd be am interesting read for sure lol.

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6 minutes ago, Snowcamo said:

That'd be am interesting read for sure lol.

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Fortunately it has the same pictures, you could navigate your way through it.

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Fortunately it has the same pictures, you could navigate your way through it.
I'll take the French [emoji106][emoji23]

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2 minutes ago, Snowcamo said:

I'll take the French emoji106.pngemoji23.png

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Good call, there is a R17 rating on the top of the page.....

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Good call, there is a R17 rating on the top of the page.....
I was just going to say only if it has pretty ladies in the pics.[emoji23][emoji1787]

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3 minutes ago, Snowcamo said:

I was just going to say only if it has pretty ladies in the pics.emoji23.pngemoji1787.png

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Then I won't tell you it is a naked French man installing the decals????

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$1700 MVI. Ugh

 

Had a few broken manifold bolts that had to be extracted, two lower ball joints replaced. Got an oil change. Also had two recalls, the rear defrost and the brake vacuum. Already had it in last year for that issue, this time they replaced the vacuum pump and belt. 

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-Lamin X on all front lights (pic makes it look much darker then it actually is) 

-dipped chrome mustache 

-KMC Slides 20x8.5 +10mm offset 

-cooper AT3 275/60r 20 

 

Not done in one day but over the course of the last 3 days. Enjoying the new look, probably need to do a level soon though, lotta rim and tire on stock suspension. 

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Tonight was a brighter LED 3rd brake light.

Brighter HID bulbs.

Changed my halogen front turn signals to LEDs and wired in resistors to get rid of hyper flashing. Talk about tight spaces and wiring harness tabs that do not want to release.....grrr

That's all I could handle in 95 degree heat working on a black truck. Everything I touched was burning!

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10 hours ago, Moore84 said:

-Lamin X on all front lights (pic makes it look much darker then it actually is) 

-dipped chrome mustache 

-KMC Slides 20x8.5 +10mm offset 

-cooper AT3 275/60r 20 

 

Not done in one day but over the course of the last 3 days. Enjoying the new look, probably need to do a level soon though, lotta rim and tire on stock suspension. 

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How's the fit for the tires? Any rubbing? I have 275/55/20 and looking at different sizes

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That's all I could handle in 95 degree heat working on a black truck. Everything I touched was burning!

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I hear that! Put my new steps on yesterday on my paved driveway, had a blanket down and it still felt like it was on fire.



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12 hours ago, xSHIFTxNASTYx said:

Tonight was a brighter LED 3rd brake light.

Brighter HID bulbs.

Changed my halogen front turn signals to LEDs and wired in resistors to get rid of hyper flashing. Talk about tight spaces and wiring harness tabs that do not want to release.....grrr

That's all I could handle in 95 degree heat working on a black truck. Everything I touched was burning!

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Brighter LED 3rd brake light  & Brighter HID - Which ones did you used ??? Thanks

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11 hours ago, Roscopcoletrain said:

How's the fit for the tires? Any rubbing? I have 275/55/20 and looking at different sizes

I have rub on wheel well carpet on full lock. 

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Brighter LED 3rd brake light  & Brighter HID - Which ones did you used ??? Thanks
Both bulbs are from DiodeDynamics. I've had great experiences with them in the past so I've continued to stick with their products. Everything on my truck right now is from DD except the LED tail lights which you can't really change, obviously. I did put in their LED reverse bulbs though.

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