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This flatbed is clean, eventually I wanna do a bed just like that some day.
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What did you do TO your RAM today?
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GatorNation
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After the 35s, I corrected the tire size and changed air threshold using AlfaOBD.
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Over the Christmas break, I installed the Baja Designs fog light kit, S8 20" light bar, and LED lights for the bed (wired off the stock LED bed lights). Easy install!
The second photo shows the difference between the stock fog light on the left and the Baja Designs on the right. Big difference!
The second photo shows the difference between the stock fog light on the left and the Baja Designs on the right. Big difference!
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Took advantage of the unseasonably warm weather this past weekend and rolled in a bedliner as my truck didn’t come with a factory one. A custom color spray in job around me is right about $1K OTD.
I went the DIY route used Monstaliner in a color called D.O.A., which is a fairly light grey. It’s definitely not for everyone but I’m liking the look so far. Will be nice not to get burned by a black liner in the summer.
I went the DIY route used Monstaliner in a color called D.O.A., which is a fairly light grey. It’s definitely not for everyone but I’m liking the look so far. Will be nice not to get burned by a black liner in the summer.
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That’s a unique look, but I like it! Nice work.
SpeyRam
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Yeah, nicely done. Impressed by how good this looks.
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Thank you!
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Added some light when in reverse by adding a license plate kit from Feniex. Two T3s put out some lumens.
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Looks great! This has definitely been on my to do list
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Thanks , and I was too decided to go ahead and pull the trigger .
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With the badlands winch were you able to relocate the clutch for easy access?
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Not with the badlands but its not too difficult to access where it's at.
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When you get a chance would you mind posting a pic of where the clutch is?
Grateful Dad
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New truck didn’t have steps so I procured the factory chrome steps off the Tradesman I traded. Since the new truck is a night edition the chrome wasn’t going to cut it so I had them shot with Bullet Liner. Hope to have them installed tomorrow, had to swing by the parts counter on the way home from work to grab the mounting hardware. More pics to come.
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Steps look amazing!! Wish mine had that finish.
Grateful Dad
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They look even better in person, iPhone pic does them no justice. You can see the RAM lettering clear as day on the plastic piece they shot over.
Grateful Dad
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We gonna get some night shots? Those look nice!