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photo's when installed ? PLEASE

Here's a picture of the hood installed. Still needs prep, paint and final fitting.

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I would if I didn't need the hood to replace my dented factory hood. I learned that getting a new hood is an incredible pain in the ass.

 

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You could have my factory hood[emoji57] $500, my hood, and a shiny nickle.

 

 

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Here's a picture of the hood installed. Still needs prep, paint and final fitting.

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looks good . BUT your hood would look better on my truck ????

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looks good . BUT your hood would look better on my truck ????

Simple fix, just buy my truck once I'm finished next month!

 

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Simple fix, just buy my truck once I'm finished next month!

 

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I think the hood will be cheaper ??? beside I like my truck (made my way). that hood will look great when painted .

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Here's a picture of the hood installed. Still needs prep, paint and final fitting.

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That looks mean!

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Here's a picture of the hood installed. Still needs prep, paint and final fitting.

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Love that good! One day I'll get one.

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Got some rcx traction bars installed

 

 

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Has the ride quality been affected much?

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Has the ride quality been affected much?

Not at all that I could tell. But there was a huge difference when I switch out shocks.

 

 

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Got some rcx traction bars installed

 

 

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RCX 7" lift? And what shocks do you have now?

 

 

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RCX 7" lift? And what shocks do you have now?

 

 

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Those look like bilstein 5100's

 

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Decided to burn some rubber and deafen some neighbors. Curiousosity got the best of me and had to see what the truck would sound like with the Y-pipe removed so there's nothing but headers (no cats)

 

 

 

 

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