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From: Havabean, Tx
I have heard about the airbags that help when hauling. May have to look into that. And the only fear I have with the debadging is Im afraid when I take them off the paint may be faded and it would be obvious, or if it leaves nasty residue on the paint I would regret doing it.
naw, it shouldnt be bad. just wax it alot afterwards and there will be residue but that is what your eraser wheel is for. and a new grille would be good, like a speed grille or something.
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From: Franklin County, OH
I would also like the hood on the dodge that Westin uses in their ads. I have expensive tastes and no funding lol. I do enjoy doing the little things though but am not very vehicle savvy yet, though I am working on it slowly. Just put in a new starter for my dad on his ford ranger lol, baby steps.
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Just messing with you. My point though is dont rule that option out. Nothing wrong with lifting it if that what you wanna do. However, if your case, it is cheaper to drop the rear than lift the entire truck.
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lil by lil
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From: Franklin County, OH
Philly, you're pic or whatever it was didnt come up for some reason. And Weedahoe, I know what you are saying and I do like lifted trucks but I made the decision awhile back that this will be my lowered fast toy and I will someday have a lifted up off roader. But i have always liked your truck lifted like it is lol