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Because I like the look of I wanted to make my truck look like everyone else's truck around where I live I'd just out a 6" lift and 35s with some forces... That's not my style this is I like the stuffed look. I also installed all this stuff on my truck myself I didn't have a shop do it for me...

 

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cant tell if your jabbing shots at me or not. but to each their own.

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cant tell if your jabbing shots at me or not. but to each their own.

I don't have any problem with you and Idk if that's what you have on your truck that's great just not my style

 

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took off the front valiance i was always scrubing on curbs, think it looks much better

 

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Deadeye Enthusiast

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Yes the v32, v34, v36, and v38 line works great too. But these aren't required, those are more for vehicles with tons of maintenance required. I typically use V36 & v38 once every 6 months before I apply blacklight.

 

 

You can definitely add the V-32-38 before you do BlackLight. Blacklight will definitely help with the swirl marks if you have a dark colored vehicle. But the V line will remove swirls marks the best, just use it with the correct type of pad (cutting or polishing pad).

 

For vibrant colors like yellow, red, green ,etc they have a WhiteLight that will work best. But either way the product works great, just make sure to match it with a Jet Seal/Collinite.

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dasimmon Enthusiast

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I'm seriously digging that garage.

thinking the same thing!!

took off the front valiance i was always scrubing on curbs, think it looks much better

 

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looks great!!!!!

15BlueSilverado Enthusiast

15BlueSilverado

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Pulled the plug and bought me a Summit Performance 2.5" leveling kit for my truck today, should arrive Tue. I went out and measured at all fours and came out with this: FL 36", RL 39 1/8", FR 36 3/8", RR 38 5/8", so I figured the 2.5" would put me close enough to level. Plan on removing the lower valance this weekend also if it doesn't rain again. Oh, debadged the doors also, still have to do the tailgate.

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Lgetz Senior Enthusiast

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I wish my 16 could take them

 

 

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Gary I was under the impression your 16 had the LED foglights. BTW your truck looks BAD A-- with new wheels and blacked out theme going.??

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I'm seriously digging that garage.

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looks good. Rim's & Tire set-up. Please

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Gary I was under the impression your 16 had the LED foglights. BTW your truck looks BAD A-- with new wheels and blacked out theme going.[emoji106][emoji106]

They do. I'm sure TRS products are still better lol. I did the full FXR kit on my Tacoma. And thanks man.

 

 

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Thanks

 

 

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Pics of how you got those to fit? Looks badass!

roundsy Enthusiast

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Pics of how you got those to fit? Looks badass!

I never said they fit ;) I have a 7" FTS lift to go on before I take the truck out of storage

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Dipped the new grill emblem black and once it's dry I will peel off the Z to show the white.

 

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Put on a set of Gm OEM Denali 22's! I love them cf48920c7481a48016d6867d4ad5e585.jpg

 

 

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