Plastic Clearance Issues
Veteran
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 421
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From: Huntington Beach, Ca
Didn't you just start a thread about driving like an idiot ON pavement? Now you are doing it off the road too? Well at least if you drive like an idiot off road, odds are you aren't gonna hurt somebody else. 
The lower plastic air dam is there to direct lower air flow up into the radiator for proper cooling, although some have removed it and report no cooling problems, it's not suggested.
My suggestion is to start to respect your truck a little bit. Go back to getting drunk, tipping cows and molesting sheep.
Irresponsible, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son...
The lower plastic air dam is there to direct lower air flow up into the radiator for proper cooling, although some have removed it and report no cooling problems, it's not suggested.
My suggestion is to start to respect your truck a little bit. Go back to getting drunk, tipping cows and molesting sheep.
Irresponsible, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son...
i thought it was fat, drunk, and stupid lol
The offroad was no big deal. I had done it before and was completely fine with it even without them beggin me or w/e. That was until we came to the obstacle, thats when the problems arose. The airdam is fine and is back in place now I'm just worried about the door.
yea thats a bunch of $hit
O just for future reference in case my dumb *** attempts this crap again. Is there anything out there that would protect my door from something like that again? I'm sure if I had my runnin boards on there still I would be in great shape! (Yea right)
Champion
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 4,210
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From: Shreveport, LA
I took that valence off...i guess thats what it is at least. Looks better, no problems. And on the door, I have a story too...
Ive had alot of problems from that on the rear end, coming over stumps and landing on the end of the panel. I did this to prevent it! No panel to scrape
Ive had alot of problems from that on the rear end, coming over stumps and landing on the end of the panel. I did this to prevent it! No panel to scrape
