1) Keep my Westin stainless sport tubes and purchase the Roush 6.5' bed-only rocker panel kit...

http://store.roushperformance.com/detail.aspx?ID=629

2) ditch the sport tubes completely and purchase the DG motorsports side skirt package.

http://www.dgmotorsports.com/details...&ProcessType=1


Which would you do?

 

number 2

 

I vote #2 as well.

 

I;d go with the side skirt package #2

Mike

 

#3 buy some aftermarket wheels.
Ooops my bad there was only 2 choices.

 

Even if you don't buy the skirts ditch the tubes... That's a number two from me as well... Rims are a definite must #3!

 

#2, but I would highly suggest getting some Lariat painted fender flares as well (if the side skirt kit works with them).

And like others suggested, some beefier wheels and meats would be a great finish as well.

 

keep it the way it is

 

Option #2. The lines in the full ground efx kit seem to me to flow well with the lines of your front air dam. Nice looking truck BTW.--DIY

 

if ur going for a sporty look or something u shoudlnt get fender flaires

i like roush products but i cant really tell what that damn kit looks like from the pics or how it would look on the truck. do you have any pictures of what a truck similar to yours looks like with the roush or the dg motorsport setup looks like?

 

Why not?
It looks better. But hey, who am I kidding, not like I get any compliments on my truck or anything...

 

so fender flaires are the thing for the sporty look eh?

should i put them on mine too? i have the old body style...

ill get pics later this week and then we can try to determine if i should get some fender flaires too

 

Roush sells flares as part of their body kit.The only problem is you would have to take out a 2nd mortgage on your house to get a full Roush body kit and have it painted.

 

I thought 97-03 F150s already had fender flares?

 

#2 and #3