Got my lift put on! Rancho 4" and 35's
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Got my lift put on! Rancho 4" and 35's
Here's my 11' FX4 with a Rancho 4" and 35/12.50/18 Nitto Trailmasters. The truck rides great, I actually think it rides as good as when it was stock. Still a few more things to do but I'm getting it done as fast as the wife will let me! Thanks to everyone on here who helped me make my decision, without this site and the members help I woulda' been lost!
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09-02-2011, 05:20 PM
looks sick!
here is a little trick i learned. spray the bed in the rear wheel wells with some black undercoating. you can buy the cheap stuff at autozone. it will make it where the eye is not drawn to the silver bed in the wheel well. it will look like the front wheel well gap when you are finished. as a bonus, any rocks that get flung up will hit the undercoating and not the paint.
here is a little trick i learned. spray the bed in the rear wheel wells with some black undercoating. you can buy the cheap stuff at autozone. it will make it where the eye is not drawn to the silver bed in the wheel well. it will look like the front wheel well gap when you are finished. as a bonus, any rocks that get flung up will hit the undercoating and not the paint.
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looks sick!
here is a little trick i learned. spray the bed in the rear wheel wells with some black undercoating. you can buy the cheap stuff at autozone. it will make it where the eye is not drawn to the silver bed in the wheel well. it will look like thefront wheel well gap when
you are finished. as a bonus, any rocks that get flung up will
hit the undercoating and not the
paint.
here is a little trick i learned. spray the bed in the rear wheel wells with some black undercoating. you can buy the cheap stuff at autozone. it will make it where the eye is not drawn to the silver bed in the wheel well. it will look like thefront wheel well gap when
you are finished. as a bonus, any rocks that get flung up will
hit the undercoating and not the
paint.
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