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1 hour ago, motorsswin said:

Got mine in and starting putting them in. Has anyone had any luck selling the stock ones? 

 

how long were they on order?

 

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No wait at all. Called my local dealer and he ran a part number search. He found some in Odessa, TX. I called them and they shipped them to me in a few days. 

 

 

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Got mine in and starting putting them in. Has anyone had any luck selling the stock ones? 
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My stockers went to the burn pit lol

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Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, swaptrex14 said:

Yeah I’m gonna just keep my stocks and reinstall them before I trade it in.

if you keep stuff like that, i wouldn't want to see what other junk you have laying around your garage! 

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3 minutes ago, Schmidty said:

if you keep stuff like that, i wouldn't want to see what other junk you have laying around your garage! 

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I will say it’s hard for me to throw things away off of an expensive truck.

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21 hours ago, swaptrex14 said:

I really like the frosted lenses I went with

 

 

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boost auto?

 

what size wheels, offset and tires were you running again?

looks great

 

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Cost me $1500 for my paint matched fender flares and mudflaps. Mudflaps are gatorback and fender flares are bush wacker. Had them painted and installed by a local body shop. 

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Looking at swapping my black factory wheel arch moldings on my new 2500 HD SLT for the Summit White painted moldings. I am looking for tips and advice to remove the originals - what tools did you use and any suggestions to prevent damage to the paint/body. Thanks in advance for your help!!! Y'all stay safe and Happy Thanksgiving!!!

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Looking at swapping my black factory wheel arch moldings on my new 2500 HD SLT for the Summit White painted moldings. I am looking for tips and advice to remove the originals - what tools did you use and any suggestions to prevent damage to the paint/body. Thanks in advance for your help!!! Y'all stay safe and Happy Thanksgiving!!!
the new mouldings come with clips. The first one i removed clip by clip then the other 3 I just got it started and just pulled em right off it's not the correct way but your not hurting anything and it saved about 2hrs of work

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