I got 2 Questions...
#21
your wheels are chrome clad they are a plastic cover there prolly is no repair if the salt has corroded them but beware dodge did release a certain amount of rims that are the 20" style that are real aluminum they do not have a plastic cover so make sure you have the plastic cover before you decide what to do with them ..... if they are plastic you could always sand em real good and paint them what ever color you fancy a black n red truck is always sexy.....e-fan is a great route but make sure the fan is out of a 3.8l taurus i am too looking into this mod soon......and as always teach's truck is a a sweet murder mobile.....
#22
your wheels are chrome clad they are a plastic cover there prolly is no repair if the salt has corroded them but beware dodge did release a certain amount of rims that are the 20" style that are real aluminum they do not have a plastic cover so make sure you have the plastic cover before you decide what to do with them ..... if they are plastic you could always sand em real good and paint them what ever color you fancy a black n red truck is always sexy.....e-fan is a great route but make sure the fan is out of a 3.8l taurus i am too looking into this mod soon......and as always teach's truck is a a sweet murder mobile.....
#23
#24
Yeah... I'm 99% sure that the rims do have the plastic cover on them... Guess I never thought about painting them.. I'm not exactly the worlds best painter but I must admit I have seen the red trucks that have kinda been blacked out and it looks darn good. How bad are the rims to paint??
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all i had to do to mount the lights is under the hood there should be a support running right in front of your radiator and I had to drill 2 holes to hold the light mount and just ran the wring with the hose running along that support. I hope that helps I guess in other terms if you have the step on your front bumper the support is almost right in front of where you would stand.