Just back from the showroom
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01-14-2007, 06:46 PM
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Just back from the showroom
Just bought a brand new '07 bright Red 2500 4x4 4-door w/diesel. I'd like to take it out driving, but its cold (42 degrees), rainy and overcast, plus I don't want to get it dirty yet.
Want to put some mods on it.Dealerwanted to sellthe EZ thing for $500 installed. I want to add some computer control device to increase power, torque, fuel economy and fun-factor; but I don't know whichproduct is best or know where to find a side by side comparison.
I'll add a grill guard or front bumper and headache rack for sure. Also will add cab/clearance lights, but the dealer wanted $300 for that. I'd rather find some LED clearance lights and find someone to install them for me.
No picture yet, but just because I'm too lazy to go out in the cold rain and take one.
See ya around
Want to put some mods on it.Dealerwanted to sellthe EZ thing for $500 installed. I want to add some computer control device to increase power, torque, fuel economy and fun-factor; but I don't know whichproduct is best or know where to find a side by side comparison.
I'll add a grill guard or front bumper and headache rack for sure. Also will add cab/clearance lights, but the dealer wanted $300 for that. I'd rather find some LED clearance lights and find someone to install them for me.
No picture yet, but just because I'm too lazy to go out in the cold rain and take one.
See ya around
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01-14-2007, 08:14 PM
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RE: Just back from the showroom
congrats. About the cab lights... you may want to go ahead and pay the 3 bills for the install.
Those lights are well known for leaking if the job isn't done right. Why not let the dealer have the
responsibility for a warranty if a problem arises.
There's lots of mod out there for you to do. The best thing would to start using the search engine and read
as much as you can.
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Those lights are well known for leaking if the job isn't done right. Why not let the dealer have the
responsibility for a warranty if a problem arises.
There's lots of mod out there for you to do. The best thing would to start using the search engine and read
as much as you can.
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