Back again, with questions, of course.
#1
Back again, with questions, of course.
So you see my truck below. I want to do a couple things to it, soonish.
I would like to find a hood that already has the hood scoop on it. I think the RT model comes with it. Where would you suggest I look for this without paying the dealer $600, for just the scoop and having it installed and painted?
Also, I have a second set of the wheels you see. I'm thinking of finding out what it would cost to have them powder-coated or painted to match my truck. Good thing. I know someone that does this type of work, so maybe I could get it done cheap.
Yes, I need a newer picture of my truck to reflect a few of the changes, like the leveling kit and the cab lights. I have ordered LED tail lights and they should be here and in soon.
I would like to find a hood that already has the hood scoop on it. I think the RT model comes with it. Where would you suggest I look for this without paying the dealer $600, for just the scoop and having it installed and painted?
Also, I have a second set of the wheels you see. I'm thinking of finding out what it would cost to have them powder-coated or painted to match my truck. Good thing. I know someone that does this type of work, so maybe I could get it done cheap.
Yes, I need a newer picture of my truck to reflect a few of the changes, like the leveling kit and the cab lights. I have ordered LED tail lights and they should be here and in soon.
#4
So, went to the place my nephew works and asked about getting the wheels powder-coated. Their biggest concern is the material of the wheels. Pretty sure they are aluminum, but are they chromed or just polished?
Either way, they can do them, for $85 a wheel, which beats the $200+ each getting wheels from a store. So, the next questions is, has anyone done this before? You see the wheels. If so, how did they turn out after having them powder-coated? Pictures maybe?
Sheesh, people are so shocked I have a spare set of factory wheels like this...
No, they aren't for sale...
Either way, they can do them, for $85 a wheel, which beats the $200+ each getting wheels from a store. So, the next questions is, has anyone done this before? You see the wheels. If so, how did they turn out after having them powder-coated? Pictures maybe?
Sheesh, people are so shocked I have a spare set of factory wheels like this...
No, they aren't for sale...
#5
#6
My point was, why not just get a hood scoop and put it on the truck instead of buying an entire stock hood, with the scoop attached.
As for the wheels, they are aluminum, with a chrome clad "wheel cover" if you will... same general concept as a hub cap...
Good luck getting it off, though.
It's like, super attached...
As for the wheels, they are aluminum, with a chrome clad "wheel cover" if you will... same general concept as a hub cap...
Good luck getting it off, though.
It's like, super attached...
#7
Guest
Posts: n/a
Trending Topics
#8
My point was, why not just get a hood scoop and put it on the truck instead of buying an entire stock hood, with the scoop attached.
As for the wheels, they are aluminum, with a chrome clad "wheel cover" if you will... same general concept as a hub cap...
Good luck getting it off, though.
It's like, super attached...
As for the wheels, they are aluminum, with a chrome clad "wheel cover" if you will... same general concept as a hub cap...
Good luck getting it off, though.
It's like, super attached...
The price, from the Dodge dealer, for just the scoop, is $600. I kinda figure I can get a complete hood for less than that.
Working on the wheels still...
#10
The JC Whitney looks similar to the one Dodge sells for the Ram, Dakota, Magnum, etc but not quite the same.
http://www.jcwhitney.com/jcwhitney/p...equestid=16233
http://www.jcwhitney.com/jcwhitney/p...equestid=16233