Before and After: '08 SCrew XLT
10-05-2011, 11:28 PM
#11
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Nice indeed, you have done a fine job with it..... 
I just wanted to add that I noticed you have one of those cheap plastic bedliners installed at the moment? Be sure and check under there every once in awhile to make sure its not rubbing the paint off or starting to rust the bed. Reason I mention that, is that I had one of those as well when I got the truck and that is what started happening to mine. I went in to have the Line X sprayed on and the guy informed me that I was lucky that I got to it when I did, cause it had rubbed a lot of paint off the bed down to the bare metal, the next step was it start to rust.
I just wanted to add that I noticed you have one of those cheap plastic bedliners installed at the moment? Be sure and check under there every once in awhile to make sure its not rubbing the paint off or starting to rust the bed. Reason I mention that, is that I had one of those as well when I got the truck and that is what started happening to mine. I went in to have the Line X sprayed on and the guy informed me that I was lucky that I got to it when I did, cause it had rubbed a lot of paint off the bed down to the bare metal, the next step was it start to rust.
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10-06-2011, 02:17 PM
#12
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Nice indeed, you have done a fine job with it..... I just wanted to add that I noticed you have one of those cheap plastic bedliners installed at the moment? Be sure and check under there every once in awhile to make sure its not rubbing the paint off or starting to rust the bed. Reason I mention that, is that I had one of those as well when I got the truck and that is what started happening to mine. I went in to have the Line X sprayed on and the guy informed me that I was lucky that I got to it when I did, cause it had rubbed a lot of paint off the bed down to the bare metal, the next step was it start to rust.
I just wanted to add that I noticed you have one of those cheap plastic bedliners installed at the moment? Be sure and check under there every once in awhile to make sure its not rubbing the paint off or starting to rust the bed. Reason I mention that, is that I had one of those as well when I got the truck and that is what started happening to mine. I went in to have the Line X sprayed on and the guy informed me that I was lucky that I got to it when I did, cause it had rubbed a lot of paint off the bed down to the bare metal, the next step was it start to rust.I do check every few weeks. Next step will be to get the spray in bedliner.
Have to save my allowance up for a few months. lol.
10-06-2011, 10:11 PM
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Looks good! I would probably lift mine too, but the wife drives it most of the time, and I can't even talk her into getting a leveling kit and 33's. Our gas mileage is bad enough as it is at 12-13.5mpg, about 90% city driving.
10-07-2011, 06:20 AM
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Mark
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Nice job !! Big change...love the bushwackers...look's BA
10-10-2011, 11:30 AM
#17
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Another Pic...
Here's a full profile shot of the passenger side.
I'm going to try and get some pics of the rear end blocking.
I'm not sure what the wheel backspacing is, I need to find the docs which my wife filed and get it the info.
I'm going to try and get some pics of the rear end blocking.
I'm not sure what the wheel backspacing is, I need to find the docs which my wife filed and get it the info.
