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With school out giving me more time to work I am going to be buying more things for my truck soon. Here is the list of things I want and they are not in any order.
4.56 gears (with cross pin)- $205 Clear tailights- $50 Toolbox- No clue, expensive for flaresides though 3" Suspension lift (includes spindles, leafs, shocks)- $500-650 I am sure there is more but that is all I can think of at the moment. Keep in mind installation isn't a matter because of my uncle who will help me do the stuff for free. I think I need to go with the gears first but I am undecided. Any help would be great. :) |
I'd go with the tool box. Why? Because it's quite handy to have. I'm wishing actually that I got one instead of doing some of the stuff I did. But, I say go for the tool box.
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I bought a $20 black plasitc tool chest at WalMart and strapped it into my bed with bungee cables. Its small enough to fit in a flareside bed. I'd do that if I were you!
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Originally Posted by Wowak
I bought a $20 black plasitc tool chest at WalMart and strapped it into my bed with bungee cables. Its small enough to fit in a flareside bed. I'd do that if I were you!
i use it as my camping box, but also strap it down in my bed for trips |
Originally Posted by Gay-briel
dude i think i have the exact same thing
i use it as my camping box, but also strap it down in my bed for trips |
You can see the top of it in this picture of my bent 2002 Edge:
http://www.rit.edu/~bxw3064/truck/gap1.jpg |
I'd get the lift 8)
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Originally Posted by Wowak
You can see the top of it in this picture of my bent 2002 Edge:
http://www.rit.edu/~bxw3064/truck/gap1.jpg I have the same one!!!! :supz: |
wait to get the gears till the end of the summer when gas prices are likely to go down alittle cause they will kill your milage
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Get some KC lights and a KC light bar, like Bill's(4lvl2) (sorry I used one of your pics Bill
http://images.cardomain.com/member_i...71_76_full.jpg |
I would get a toolbox. For me, the factory bottle jack was rendered useless when I lifted my truck, so I needed something relatively secure (like a metal toolbox) and big enough to store lots of recovery gear in, so buying a toolbox was the obvious choice. I wouldn't go with Cam-Locker, those are a pain in the ass and too expensive (IMO). I recommend a regular aluminum toolbox. For brands, check out DeeZee or UWS, they both have different styles that might suit your fancy.
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