platinumJim

Sorry! , my search function isn't working (or I don't know how to work it, lol). So, I can't find any previous threads. I'm thinking of purchasing rear wheel liners for my 2014 Platinum. Pro's and con's?

platinumJim

Note to self: Don't ever put rear wheel well liners on by myself. The YouTube guy failed to mention trying to line up the frigging screws. The 90 degree weather this afternoon didn't help

kersh04

I hear you, never thought they would be that difficult! Hardest part for me was cutting a section out for my airbag brackets. They sure look nice though.

Wanted33

I understand. That's why I got a cup of joe and let the man install mine for twenty bucks. He had them installed in 30 minutes, and I didn't break a sweat.

texasbred

Updated pic of mine, wrapped the grille and installed add a leaf to level it. Very soon the truck will go to a 4" lift though with way less offset.
20150429_181708 by Dustin, on Flickr

daytona1783

The grill looks great man. I ordered oem paint to do my mirror caps and grill surround because I could not find an exact match for sterling gray on vinyl.

kersh04

Looks real nice. I like how it separates the lights.

rednblues

Post it when you do it. I have been thinking of doing the exact same thing to mine as well

texasbred

Thanks I used 3M metallic black, its a really close match but not perfect. Mine is only a temp fix, I didn't spend much to do it but wanted to make sure I liked it. Eventually I'll order a painted one. Maybe this weekend I'll get the new blinker reflectors wrapped. and installed.

In other news, only dropping to a 6" and changing the wheels for 20x10 -12mm.

daytona1783

Painted my mirror caps this weekend. Here is a crappy evening picture, but you get the idea. The color match is perfect and the metallic flake is spot on. I ordered the paint from automotive touch up mixed in a rattle can for $20.00. I plan on taking some good pics after I wash the truck.