New makeover (pics)
#31
Senior Member
very nice truck, but I say do away with the chrome all together and just go black and beige. Black billet grill and blackout headlights
#33
Senior Member
Thread Starter
Thanks razor...it's kind of funny you said that because I am (was) also not into beige trucks (although I always like PawPaw's truck), but I bought this one because it was straight and clean, and the price was right. As I was sitting at the dealer trying to decide if I really should buy it, I was already seeing how it might look with some mods so I think I bought the "finished" truck in my mind rather than the stock one sitting on the lot....lol.
Last edited by Desert Dawg; 01-22-2009 at 12:28 PM.
#34
Senior Member
well either way it is a very nice truck. I think the beige and black makes it different from all the other shmoes out there running black on black etc....I am really liking those rims too! Im going for the Charcoal gray and black look, I pretty much just need rims now and Im wanting a mostly back rim, but those rims are making me second guess what i want!
#35
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Ft. Worth, TX
Posts: 115
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Thanks again everyone for the comments!
Thanks rickyp....that looks good. Will have to look for those!
The wheels have -11mm backspacing. They rubbed pretty good on the inside fender so had to do a lot of trimming.
I can't imagine these not fitting if you have the stock fenders and removed them. Install is easy. The only negative thing was that I thought the rubber trim was a bit cheap so I replaced it with heavier, better quality trim to seal the flares against the body. The instructions say to use the glue strip and clips to mount (so you don't have to drill holes) but I drilled holes in mine anyway so that the flares are really tight and flush with the fender. I don't have any time to take photos this week but will try on the weekend.
Thanks rickyp....that looks good. Will have to look for those!
The wheels have -11mm backspacing. They rubbed pretty good on the inside fender so had to do a lot of trimming.
I can't imagine these not fitting if you have the stock fenders and removed them. Install is easy. The only negative thing was that I thought the rubber trim was a bit cheap so I replaced it with heavier, better quality trim to seal the flares against the body. The instructions say to use the glue strip and clips to mount (so you don't have to drill holes) but I drilled holes in mine anyway so that the flares are really tight and flush with the fender. I don't have any time to take photos this week but will try on the weekend.