Just got the bumper back from powdercoat.. Semi-Gloss (No need for high gloss, and flat woulda looked old.

Cost = Nada

Just need to get the tailgate that I designed built and then it will flow better.. but I think it looks good black. Once it warms up around here I will be painting the section of bed at the back that is white, BLACK to tie it in better

 

Looks hawt!!!!!

 

hey homeboyONE.. you need to send me that hitch receiver with the shackle ASAP!!! thank brah

 

very nice..... did you instal the lift yourself?? if so, any issues?? looking at same lift tire size combo and was just curious.

 

Ya I installed everything myself... only issues were seized bolts that took alot of heat and long breaker bars... as well with that much suspension lift.. I ran into vibration problems with my 2 piece rear driveshaft.. so I had a custom one piece made.. as well as a new lenngthened frotn driveshift... no REAL issues, just issues that made sense..

 

kewl, kewl... thanks! from your title, i expected a picture of a cow that had been run over...

 

Sure.. can be had here..

Tow Ready Website - 63046

 

That looks solid man, looking at doing something similar. Are your tow shackles gonna beat the sh*t out of your beautiful paint job?

 

Naa, they don't swing all that much... I've lsitened as I go over bumps in the road, and they don't even hit the bumper.. if it becomes an issue... I'll just put a small adhesive pad on the one side of the shackle

 

looks good. one of my buddies did that to his old truck, but the only thing i dont like about it is the fact that it doesnt protect the bed corners.....but i love how it flows better....

 

so beefy

 

Very nice

 

im confused why do you need a new tailgate?

 

did u make that bumper or buy it

 

he made it

 

looks good!

 

looks great!

 

looks sick man. wrap those shackles with some old hose and zip tie them. otherwise those things are going to bang that sweet new paint right off and start rustn. they dont move now, but they make some sweet music offroad

 

I think I MAY put a small strip of or circle of those things you put under chair legs on hardwood floors on the bottom part of the shackle.. should do the trick

 

or the tiny dot of hard silicone that ppl use on the inside of cabinets.... that would work