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Are you talking about spraying underneath the truck or the wheel wells ??
Everything - - especially things made of steel! If you are into how your truck looks - - and especially, if it is lifted at all... you want it to look good underneath as well! Rust Converter will stop the current rusting.. and hitting everything will bed liner, will protect all those parts from rock dings from future offroading.
Hitting the interior of the wheel wells with bed liner will help make those stay nicer looking over time as well.
I'm addicted ... don't want to stop modding. Wife isn't going to be very happy haha... although she's the one who surprised me in the morning with those new wheels/tires on the truck last week
I have a similar build. Got it leveled, wheels, tires, tint, spray in bed liner to start. Then I added bilstine 5100’s to the rears and it instantly improved the ride. Took 30min to install. Added A CAI from Airaid, took about 30min to install in the driveway. Next I’ll be adding an exhaust maybe Borla or Magnaflow to let that 5.0 V8 rumble!!
I'd do shocks, then liners (I did the reverse order and it was a pain), then color match mirror caps. The mirror caps you'll have to sand smooth before painting, or make sure the shop does this.
From what I have noticed from the CAI is better engine noise. Minimal improvement to response time and power to the engine. So 0-40 times I don’t know feels maybe a little quicker. From what I hear is if you really want a difference get a tune with the CAI. The airaid is a drop in that does not require a tune. Hope that helps.
09-26-2018, 05:21 PM
