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This is my truck and all the things I have done to it. I have tried to do most of it myself except the lift and exhaust. I am no expert yet and this is my 1st vehicle I have ever customized. I drive it to work every day so its dirty and not a show truck but I love it cause its mine.

 

Things I have done or have had done.

1. Straight pipes out the back with cat left on. no muffler

2. 6 inch lift

3. Plasti-dip grill inserts and bow-ties (front end had WAY too much chrome 4 me)

4. de-badge tail gate except for bowtie

5. removed chin spoiler or whatever its called

6. n-fab wheel to wheel textured nerf bars

7. k&n cold air intake

8. Reese hitch

9. 20x9 Ultra Gauntlets and nitto a/t terra grappler g2 33's (regret not getting 35's)

10. Projector headlights and morimoto hid's

11. led taillights

12. Smoked cargo light

13. light bar behind grill

14. Full stereo system Jvc head unit, Rockford fosgate door speakers, 2 12 inch Polk audio subs 750 watt Rockford fosgate amp

15. Hub centric wheel spacers on rear

 

I'm probably forgetting something but oh well. let me know what you think. I'm just a baller on a budget so be nice. getting front windows tinted to match the rear is next up.

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Wow. Love the front and rear lights. 33's look great. Don't need 35's for the effect and the 33's easier on the drive drain, gas tank and wallet!

 

Well done.

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