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From: Detroit
Looks good. Man your really adding up the mods. I'm not sure if I asked you before or not, but what kind of heated seat element are they and how much was it with the installation. The button locations really look good. I'm taking notes of all this stuff so I can start on my long game of mod catch up with you...and a few others here on the board. Man you guys are made of money, throw some my way. 
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From: CA
OK, now I really want the Daystar kit (if my truck ever arrives...) Your truck looks sweet.
It must be fun having your new truck in snow. It's hard to get in the Christmas spirit in SoCal where it's 70 degrees and breezy right now.
It must be fun having your new truck in snow. It's hard to get in the Christmas spirit in SoCal where it's 70 degrees and breezy right now.
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From: Dayton, Maryland
YellowFX4SCrew,
Looks real good......Is that the full Daystar kit or the Daystar "light" that's been discussed here recently?
Did you note the before and after height to see exactly how much lift you got? I have the kit in hand, but I'm trying to decide to go whole or half on the lift.
Looks real good......Is that the full Daystar kit or the Daystar "light" that's been discussed here recently?
Did you note the before and after height to see exactly how much lift you got? I have the kit in hand, but I'm trying to decide to go whole or half on the lift.
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From: Minnesota
RLPT1 & Dupuis
As far as the heated seats...Aprox $325 + tax. The place is Classic Soft Trim and my location is in Minneapolis, MN area. Contact them in your area and ask for pricing. I didn't see heated seats on the web site. Just call them, though. We use them for the GM dealership that I work in. Really great products and they stand behind what they do with a 3/36,000 mi warranty.
http://www.classicsofttrim.com/locations.html
Clem,
I'm not sure about this "half" lift you are refering to. When I received my Daystar, it came with the nuts & bolts. It also came with four total spacers. I'm sure someone knows the proper name for them. I installed the whole thing. I measured the truck before and after. It gave me just over 2". I love the look now and am glad I did it.
I was concerned at first because when you jack the front up to place the spring back in, the upper control arm WILL hit the springs. Once the tires are on and the truck is on the ground, though, you will have plenty of travel space between the control arm and the springs. Good luck with your mod and I would recommed the whole thing.
As far as the heated seats...Aprox $325 + tax. The place is Classic Soft Trim and my location is in Minneapolis, MN area. Contact them in your area and ask for pricing. I didn't see heated seats on the web site. Just call them, though. We use them for the GM dealership that I work in. Really great products and they stand behind what they do with a 3/36,000 mi warranty.
http://www.classicsofttrim.com/locations.html
Clem,
I'm not sure about this "half" lift you are refering to. When I received my Daystar, it came with the nuts & bolts. It also came with four total spacers. I'm sure someone knows the proper name for them. I installed the whole thing. I measured the truck before and after. It gave me just over 2". I love the look now and am glad I did it.
I was concerned at first because when you jack the front up to place the spring back in, the upper control arm WILL hit the springs. Once the tires are on and the truck is on the ground, though, you will have plenty of travel space between the control arm and the springs. Good luck with your mod and I would recommed the whole thing.