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Looks good man. My only suggestions would be to paint the rear mud-flaps silver. Hell, I even like the chrome grille on the silver truck. I usually hate chrome.....except for wheels and exhaust pipes.
Looks good man. My only suggestions would be to paint the rear mud-flaps silver.
This is actually something I've been thinking about for a while...since I bought the truck. It had the black ones on it when I bought it, and I've always felt they should match the front ones, so I've been kicking it around.
Also, how do you like your Tri-fecta cover. I have one and love it.
It's actually not a Tri-fecta. It's a Tuff Tonneau, also made by Extang though. I do love having no snaps and the click-lock tail rail though.
those wheels are what came stock on my truck and if I get time this summer thinking about having the tire taken off and have them powder coated ot painted black.. Cya Slick
Cause, Did you have any issues, like "ghosting" of the 4x4 logo or any evidence of fading when you too them off? I have been thinking about doing it to mine for months, but have been hesitant. Also, what did you use to remove them? Thanks! -Ghost.
I dont know that I would be too worried about paint fade yet. unless you live in a really sunny area maybe. In the 3rd gen Ram FAQ section, there is a de-badgeing post. Might help you out.
Cause, Did you have any issues, like "ghosting" of the 4x4 logo or any evidence of fading when you too them off? I have been thinking about doing it to mine for months, but have been hesitant. Also, what did you use to remove them? Thanks! -Ghost.
No, none at all, like ericemery said, I wouldn't worry about it. These trucks aren't that old, and didn't notice any at all.
All I did to take them off was take a hair dryer and heat up the edge of the decal until I could could pick it up with my fingernail, then I just started peeling back, following with the hair dryer where it was still attached to the paint as I pulled. I had them both off if under 5 minutes.
Last edited by thecause17; Apr 14, 2010 at 02:31 PM.