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Opinions on Potential Hybrid Mods ...
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felixgun
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I KNOW (not think) that it looks good!!!
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Sigh.. I'm still not convinced.
How are you not convinced? I think this would look slick on your wife's ride too especially with your esky bumper and chrome handles!!!!
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In your sig at the end it says 'Hood'. what do you plan on doing to your hood?
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Yeah me neither ... and I can't be unsure about this one cause once I drill or bond they're there to stay. It's not that I don't like 'em, it's just that it changes the look of the truck a great deal ... so it's hard to commit to.
I'm gonna get the truck washed tomorrow and get some better pics without all those reflections.
Felex, Jacob, I appreciate the input.
I'm gonna get the truck washed tomorrow and get some better pics without all those reflections.
Felex, Jacob, I appreciate the input.
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I sense hesitation in your comments but trust me when I say it looks TWENTY times better
Also, how are you judging exactly where to put the roof rack? Alignment is important but placement is key. I keep looking at your new pic and a pic of mine in the same angle to see if you put it in the 'factory' location of where the esky roof rack SHOULD go.
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I guesstimated location between thunderstorms.
I looked at stock picks of where the back ends go (approx. 1.5" from the rear hatch gap), then I measured them on the ground with the crossbars in which gave me 45" across/between ... that way I could place them at approximately the right position both horizontally and vertically.
I looked at stock picks of where the back ends go (approx. 1.5" from the rear hatch gap), then I measured them on the ground with the crossbars in which gave me 45" across/between ... that way I could place them at approximately the right position both horizontally and vertically.
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