Fiberglass Installation pics
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Yeah, the fenders fit pretty well out of the box. The passenger side took some playing around and sanding. Driver went right on. So far I really like the way its shaping up.
Still can't decide if I want to keep the stock hood or get a fiberglass one. No real advantage to fiberglass, but thinking while not go all out instead of regretting it later since it will be getting painted anyway.
Bed is surprisingly light, just awkward lifting it over the wheels. Had to get Kate a step to stand on, then it wasn't too bad. New bedsides are scheduled to be delivered on the 18th, so I have some time to play with the front till then.
Was going to go suspension lift, but wanted something different. Can't say I have ever seen a preruner "look" truck in person.
Still can't decide if I want to keep the stock hood or get a fiberglass one. No real advantage to fiberglass, but thinking while not go all out instead of regretting it later since it will be getting painted anyway.
Bed is surprisingly light, just awkward lifting it over the wheels. Had to get Kate a step to stand on, then it wasn't too bad. New bedsides are scheduled to be delivered on the 18th, so I have some time to play with the front till then.
Was going to go suspension lift, but wanted something different. Can't say I have ever seen a preruner "look" truck in person.
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Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
huh....didn't see the extra lift in there.......but if it is, it will shift like a SOB....
looks good though..
looks good though..
Originally Posted by Redneckstone
on the body lift looks like normal 3" to me...
Originally Posted by ranger
rolla dude what are you talking about.
Take a look at his Cardomain. 3" BL with 1"BL pucks on top.
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