I see it, but it's definitely a challenge. They should offer them in bright colors instead of just black.
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Well, I’m doing a lot of halfassery. Plastidiped center of the grill a week or 2 ago, now I did the wheels. I think it would be better with a color matched grill surround, the black wheels seem a bit strong for the rest of the truck, but I think it’s better than how they were with discolored center capsI think supporting mods do a lot for black wheels. I’d like black wheels, but with my much too chrome Denali grill and stock headlights I don’t think it’d be right
Just a little motivation. Mines showing a bit of wear and tear after a few years but it’s still fairly ok.Well, I’m doing a lot of halfassery. Plastidiped center of the grill a week or 2 ago, now I did the wheels. I think it would be better with a color matched grill surround, the black wheels seem a bit strong for the rest of the truck, but I think it’s better than how they were with discolored center caps
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Your center painted or dip?Just a little motivation. Mines showing a bit of wear and tear after a few years but it’s still fairly ok. View attachment 346727
Oh, and nothing wrong with black wheels on a Pewter Denali either!Well, I’m doing a lot of halfassery. Plastidiped center of the grill a week or 2 ago, now I did the wheels. I think it would be better with a color matched grill surround, the black wheels seem a bit strong for the rest of the truck, but I think it’s better than how they were with discolored center caps
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Painted by a body shop. It’s got a couple flakes but it’s been on a few years. I’m gonna get some black model paint and touch up a couple small spots.Your center painted or dip?
Painting over a chrome grill I always hear chirping and flaking is an issue, I didn’t know if dip might hold up better than paint, and easier to retouch. I don’t think there’s any other route for the surround though
I got the wiring for my HPT ProLink done. They stash in the fuse compartment when not in use. The cubby holds the laptop USB connection.
Nah mine don't even work, never have. I was chasing squeaks last year and removed the shoes thinking they were the problem and never even put then back. I guess one day I could reinstall them and see if I can adjust them. I just never really need em.I need to hide my prolink wires, I just ordered some hard 90* USB adapters to plug into the MPVI so the cord doesn't point straight out then have to make a hard turn. I'm pretty sure I have kicked mine a bunch when putting the parking brake on, of course you probably don't even use it.