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Old 01-23-2013, 08:42 AM
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Well slowed down a bit. Got the rear of the frame painted, and striped the truck down to start polishing it with the kit I just picked up from adams.

I cleaned off all the dirt, and cleaned off what I could with thinner. Then I just used 3m under coating to cover everything. except for the stuff I had already painted.

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Then I covered up the cowl, headlights, removed the mirrors, door handles, and started on the hood with the Adam's Severe Swirl Remover. By that time the fumes were a little thick in the garage and the temp dropped to where the stove wasn't keeping up so I quite. But with just one pass of the severe swirl remover it already looked a ton better. I took some before shots of the paint in the worse areas to compare later.

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Old 02-04-2013, 02:53 PM
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Finally got the bed back on, just to find out my rear tires rub the bed side slightly. So no driving it until I get a different setup for the tires.

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Got it all bolted down, and it was already close, then once I put the bumper back on, and the tailgate it was tucking tire. Then I sit in it it gets even better. Still pulled it outside to take a few pics since I have it all cleaned up.

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So now i'm in search for a new tire combo, or wheel and tire.
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Old 02-05-2013, 08:27 AM
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Looks really good man wow great job! I would do enkei rt6 wheels they look sick on lowered trucks
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I've just been trying to find something local that will tuck without me having to destroy my bed sides.
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Alright have a small update. The 22" billets are not going to work out so I tracked down a set or 22" boss 313's with a 40mm offset and they are 9.5" wide that I will be picking up today. From what I've been reading they will tuck with 0 problems. I'll have to get some tires for them but at $500 still seems like a good deal.

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Alright have a small update. The 22" billets are not going to work out so I tracked down a set or 22" boss 313's with a 40mm offset and they are 9.5" wide that I will be picking up today. From what I've been reading they will tuck with 0 problems. I'll have to get some tires for them but at $500 still seems like a good deal.

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Well I wasn't able to save the black chrome on the wheels. While I was removing the painted lip I found out the whole wheel had been painted with something. Ended up having to get them powder coated.

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Got them all mounted and balanced at work today, but it was dark by the time I got them on the truck. I'll finished pics tomorrow.
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Nice truck man great work! You need a 1" spacer on the driver side coil to level it out had to do it to mine to level it out.
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Snapped a few pics at lunch with my cell. I should get the bumper cap back in the next few days and I'll get some with a rear camera.





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Looks really good.


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