What you think of my truck now?
#1
Running Them Down
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What you think of my truck now?
Got new wheels on it and haven't had time to post it up with the everything I have done..
20" XD Hoss Black Wheels
Nitto Terra Grapplers
3" Hellbent Steel Leveling lift
15% tint (front windows)
5% tint (back windows)
Custom painted headlights
"Custom cracked windshield" lol
Removed vent visors
Ford installed remote start
20" XD Hoss Black Wheels
Nitto Terra Grapplers
3" Hellbent Steel Leveling lift
15% tint (front windows)
5% tint (back windows)
Custom painted headlights
"Custom cracked windshield" lol
Removed vent visors
Ford installed remote start
Last edited by Ford_FX4; 07-20-2011 at 10:21 PM.
#4
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What size are the tires? They look kinda small to me, but maybe thats because they're lower profile than usual. Other than that looks great! I'm a big fan of the blacked out look so I'd say loose the running boards or coat them in bed liner and black the tail lights out and you'll have one sweet ride
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What size are the tires? They look kinda small to me, but maybe thats because they're lower profile than usual. Other than that looks great! I'm a big fan of the blacked out look so I'd say loose the running boards or coat them in bed liner and black the tail lights out and you'll have one sweet ride
(2) cans of plastic primer
(2) cans of gloss plastic paint
(1) tube of clear silicone sealant (for when the job is done and all back together, have to make sure it all gets sealed so you don't have water in there)
We sprayed the pieces 4 times evenly as you see in one of the pics with the primer and than hit 3 coats with the gloss and came out looking good I think. Cost $25 to make headlights look a $500 set of harley headlights.
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Yea I seperated my stock headlights. Its fairly simple just takes "A lot" of time. You have to sit them in the oven under 250 degrees for about 4 minutes or less and let the plastic and sealant get nice and hot and makes it easy to seperate when prying the lense from back plastic. There is a couple screws you have to remove before putting it in the oven. And a couple inside the assy when getting to the part to paint. We just went to autozone. Bought the following:
(2) cans of plastic primer
(2) cans of gloss plastic paint
(1) tube of clear silicone sealant (for when the job is done and all back together, have to make sure it all gets sealed so you don't have water in there)
We sprayed the pieces 4 times evenly as you see in one of the pics with the primer and than hit 3 coats with the gloss and came out looking good I think. Cost $25 to make headlights look a $500 set of harley headlights.
(2) cans of plastic primer
(2) cans of gloss plastic paint
(1) tube of clear silicone sealant (for when the job is done and all back together, have to make sure it all gets sealed so you don't have water in there)
We sprayed the pieces 4 times evenly as you see in one of the pics with the primer and than hit 3 coats with the gloss and came out looking good I think. Cost $25 to make headlights look a $500 set of harley headlights.
#9
Senior Member
Truck looks clean sir. The tires do look a little on the small side but its not that bad. Only thing i'd suggest is maybe tinting your tail lights because the red lenses really stick out now that everything else is black lol
Oh and on a side note, you looking to sell your factory 20's by any chance???
Oh and on a side note, you looking to sell your factory 20's by any chance???
#10
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Yea I know a company around here that will smoke the tails and tbl for $75 .. as dark as I want and as custom as I want.. Plus its done right.. light sanded, tinted and cleared.
Unfortuanetly you just missed them. I sold them Tuesday afternoon..
Unfortuanetly you just missed them. I sold them Tuesday afternoon..