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it sounds great! its exactly how i want mine to sound like!! maybe ill get it done in the spring. 
nice i cant wait to redo my whole set up! When are you starting the sas swap? I have a tcase if you need it out of a 98. i actually have the whole parts truck so if you need any of the 4wd stuff ill give you a great deal.
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Bad news on the SAS, my neighborhood complained on my parts truck being in my driveway. So it was either keep it and get fined a lot or get rid of it...... I don't understand why other people care about what's going on in my driveway, I hate my nosey a#$ neighbors!!
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Lol, that would be cool, but I think I might be done modding this truck. I might do a few small ones here and there but my main goal is saving up for a 6.4!!! Been wanting one for awhile just need to find a cheap enough one(almost impossible lol)
I used a heat gun, some fishing wire, and lots of patience lol. Best time to do it is when it's warm outside. I took mine off in December, but then again I live in California and it was like 70 degrees that day lol. Start by heating up the trim on one side, then use fishing wire to help separate the trim from the body. Take ur time doing it. After I took it all off, I cleaned up the 3M tape residue with some goo gone. I also used some wax and a buffer on it and it looked like the trim was never there. If you need anymore help, don't hesitate to ask or send me a PM. Hope this helps
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Originally Posted by blade11
Hi im new to this forum.. Im thinking about taking my door trim off my 98 f150.. How do you do it without messing up the door trim? Thanks
I used a heat gun, some fishing wire, and lots of patience lol. Best time to do it is when it's warm outside. I took mine off in December, but then again I live in California and it was like 70 degrees that day lol. Start by heating up the trim on one side, then use fishing wire to help separate the trim from the body. Take ur time doing it. After I took it all off, I cleaned up the 3M tape residue with some goo gone. I also used some wax and a buffer on it and it looked like the trim was never there. If you need anymore help, don't hesitate to ask or send me a PM. Hope this helps
Originally Posted by blade11
Hi im new to this forum.. Im thinking about taking my door trim off my 98 f150.. How do you do it without messing up the door trim? Thanks
I used a heat gun, some fishing wire, and lots of patience lol. Best time to do it is when it's warm outside. I took mine off in December, but then again I live in California and it was like 70 degrees that day lol. Start by heating up the trim on one side, then use fishing wire to help separate the trim from the body. Take ur time doing it. After I took it all off, I cleaned up the 3M tape residue with some goo gone. I also used some wax and a buffer on it and it looked like the trim was never there. If you need anymore help, don't hesitate to ask or send me a PM. Hope this helps
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Originally Posted by blade11
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Originally Posted by CentralCali559
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Originally Posted by blade11
Hi im new to this forum.. Im thinking about taking my door trim off my 98 f150.. How do you do it without messing up the door trim? Thanks
I used a heat gun, some fishing wire, and lots of patience lol. Best time to do it is when it's warm outside. I took mine off in December, but then again I live in California and it was like 70 degrees that day lol. Start by heating up the trim on one side, then use fishing wire to help separate the trim from the body. Take ur time doing it. After I took it all off, I cleaned up the 3M tape residue with some goo gone. I also used some wax and a buffer on it and it looked like the trim was never there. If you need anymore help, don't hesitate to ask or send me a PM. Hope this helps
thanks that will help out alot.. im still in the deciding stage on whether or not i should take it off .lol.. also do you know how much a newer syle front bumper would be?
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Originally Posted by CentralCali559
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Originally Posted by blade11
Hi im new to this forum.. Im thinking about taking my door trim off my 98 f150.. How do you do it without messing up the door trim? Thanks
I used a heat gun, some fishing wire, and lots of patience lol. Best time to do it is when it's warm outside. I took mine off in December, but then again I live in California and it was like 70 degrees that day lol. Start by heating up the trim on one side, then use fishing wire to help separate the trim from the body. Take ur time doing it. After I took it all off, I cleaned up the 3M tape residue with some goo gone. I also used some wax and a buffer on it and it looked like the trim was never there. If you need anymore help, don't hesitate to ask or send me a PM. Hope this helps
thanks that will help out alot.. im still in the deciding stage on whether or not i should take it off .lol.. also do you know how much a newer syle front bumper would be?
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