any of you guys with lifted trucks have a roll pan for a rear bumper?
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Originally posted by SPROCKET_X
Donate that would be a great idea...cuz you have that body lift and your rear bumper sits a lil low right? This way you wouldn't be able to even tell...
Donate that would be a great idea...cuz you have that body lift and your rear bumper sits a lil low right? This way you wouldn't be able to even tell...
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Originally posted by SPROCKET_X
Hey Donate!!!! I just thought of something.
You might want to make sure it mounts to the body and not the frame, if it mounts to the frame it would still have the body lift gap.
Hey Donate!!!! I just thought of something.
You might want to make sure it mounts to the body and not the frame, if it mounts to the frame it would still have the body lift gap.
Originally posted by languru
If I still lived in Lauderdale I would paint it for ya. I would imagine a local paint shop would do it for under $50, depending on the quality of paint used of course.
If I still lived in Lauderdale I would paint it for ya. I would imagine a local paint shop would do it for under $50, depending on the quality of paint used of course.
thanks for the tips, guys!
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Most, if not all, roll pans mount to the body. I have never seen one that mounted to the frame. Stillen, Sir Michaels, all the quality ones mount with screws or rivets.
Also, one thing I found out about the hard way was that in my state, PA, it is illegal to take off the bumper. You may want to check your laws out before investing the time and money.
Also, one thing I found out about the hard way was that in my state, PA, it is illegal to take off the bumper. You may want to check your laws out before investing the time and money.
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