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lol yes, white zipties holding bed supports on (i ran out of the big black ones)
nah, i just haven't had a chance to make it to my brother in law's to weld them in, and i didn't want them to bounce out... the zipties actually aren't even tight... just to hold them to the truck if they bounce out
nah, i just haven't had a chance to make it to my brother in law's to weld them in, and i didn't want them to bounce out... the zipties actually aren't even tight... just to hold them to the truck if they bounce out
truck looks good..need to realign that front bumper, unless its the resized pictures makin it look funny. and u need a corner light! but...truck looks good..peg city looks cold in may..****ty to have salt on the truck too this late in
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something i found out recently, we don't use salt here... it's cold enough to freeze salt water, here... we used to use gravel and sand, but the average life expectancy of a windsheild here, is about 2 years... since september (when i bought my truck, and a brand new windsheild was installed) i have gotten 10 decent sized rock chips, luckly, it has not cracked yet (knock on ****)
but yes i agree, it sucks
that aside, what's the issue you see with the the front bumper?
but yes i agree, it sucks
that aside, what's the issue you see with the the front bumper?
like i said..cant tell if its the resized pictures..but the passenger side of the bumper, where it goes towards the fender flare, it looks like its touching..mine has a even gap all the way through. i think it should have a even gap all the way through..just need 2 people and some adjusting..losen the bumper, and adjust, then tighten again
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i was noticing that today, but didn't pay much attention to it... i figure i'll see if i can find someone who knows how to do it, to give me a hand some time... it's level across the front, i think it's just twisted or something... the bumper has no rigidity along the sides eh?
i think it does that when u tighten it up. there's four bolts right? try tightening them like u do a wheel on a car..on a diagonal. just have someone on the outside hold it right..its gonna be pushed out some due to the brackets on the body lift.
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tom, it's a reference to that guy who made the pre-runner out of the 92? he had a 4" body lift and an 8" chasis drop with custom toolboxes and a custom bed and a bunch of other half asses ****, including stock tires
no, i think the bumper is partially crooked too
no, i think the bumper is partially crooked too
Sigged for pure badassery!
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From: Calgary AB, Canada
thanks for all the compliments guys...
jeff, as i was typing it i was thinking to myself "i should write every post as intended to be sig worthy" then ****ed it up with the post after that one when i said how feet smell bad
jeff, as i was typing it i was thinking to myself "i should write every post as intended to be sig worthy" then ****ed it up with the post after that one when i said how feet smell bad
Your doing a good enough job that it makes up for the other **** ups, have no fear...
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