pwtr02ss
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X2. Especially the fitment...i like your style...and fitment
but i dont really like the black, personal preference
2004 6.0 NV4500 Tahoe
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Dantheman1540
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I might try to trade for the machined face version. Need to list my LTZ20s as well, any idea how much they are worth?
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pwtr02ss
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No idea but I think the machined face would look better. Stephs car has black wheels with machined face from the factory. I don't hate it
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Dantheman1540
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I usually hate black with machined faces even more than all black but I find those to be pretty hot for some reason. Also gonna see how much it would cost to powder my bumpers and roof rack
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Dantheman1540
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well I had my first rubbing event today while going through a mild ditch in my friends front yard. Pretty sure it’s the back of the front tires rubbing lightly on the fender liners. Might try adding the 1/4” spacers I had on with the LTZ20s and see if it helps but I kinda doubt it.
Talked to my powder coater today and he quoted me $125 per bumper and $100 for the roof rails. So $350 and everything with be black except the chrome bar across the grill.
Talked to my powder coater today and he quoted me $125 per bumper and $100 for the roof rails. So $350 and everything with be black except the chrome bar across the grill.
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Try a heat gun…
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Dantheman1540
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That’s a really good idea I might be able to heat and mold them back a little!
George B
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I have had to on mine to clear my 22”s
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Dantheman1540
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I was contemplating cutting some of the liner out or making one from metal which would be loud and awful. Not sure why I didn’t think of the heat gun but I’ll probably try it tomorrow thank you!
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I found if you heat until the plastic just gets a little shiny it is workable. The trick is to hold it in place. Like wedge something in there and let it cool.
