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Old 07-15-2009, 09:08 PM
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no prob, just the timing was off a couple of weeks, but when you go for the bigger ones in the back i bet i could get you get you a great deal. just price them and then i will price them threw my guy.and if you want beadlocks he gets those at cost...kmc wheels...

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right on sounds nice and looks good. looks like he put a lil more twist in the second half (the back part) of the arm,sould help.the heims are nice also..you sould carry a few extra in the truck just in cause i know you drive it hard!!!have a good one and let me know what ur doin with your old parts..
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ahhh, I was not sure if you where able to squeeze them with just the aftermarket fenders and little to no cranking or had to crank them up. If you let king build them their spec out for Rize coilovers is usually a 16"x700# spring. Do they seem to ride rough or bumpy at all to you? Mine did, and at times where pretty bad so i just switched to a 18"x700# spring and so far its a bit better but not by much..
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To many people do holes in traction bars..just my opinion. Not exactly the best shape to compliment to "built tough" on it...Go for harder to cut shapes, if youre able to. Maybe even find someone that can cut out the "built tough" part and some other type of design on either side of that...just thinkin out loud here
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^^ Yeah, maybe the "Built Tough" cut out can be all the way down the trac bars. I think that would look cool.
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I think if you could have the "built tough" cut into it and then engrave the rip effect that would be really cool
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I'm sure you've answered this in the past but what projector headlights do you have? I'm usually not a fan of them but yours look pretty good. I'd like to control my HIDs a little more.

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