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I'm gonna be blacking out a few items in my engine compartment with the throttle body being one of them.... I'm thinking of using some Rustoleum Black Hammered and it says it can be applied directly to rusted and pitted metal, but seems like I would be better off using a self etching primer on the aluminum..... Thoughts anyone? Black Hammered

That would be perfect, thanks

I'm with you.

2:22 whoop whoop, got me and St. Jude in the background good job.

tsp = Texas Speed and Performance

It does do that...... (race TRUCK look that is)

This may be better suited for the "Off-Topic/General" section... sorry, Mods, could you move this please?

Am I the only one on here that doesn't see the appeal in a big honkin spoiler hanging off of my tailgate? I'm not knoocking anyone here, because I know I am in the minority, but I personally wouldn't give 100 bucks for the Intimidator Spoiler. I had the oportunity to buy an ISS when I bought my truck and just didn't care for the ISS add ons. I think GM hit it just right with the subtle standard SSS tailgate cap. Not saying the ISS isn't bada$$ fo sho, I love it, just a little more subtle is more my style and wondering if anyone else felt the same way.... Carry on

this is the Pro I take it and does that include shipping? I am in if we get 10 or more.

where are you located?

I had a smokin deal lined up on a set, but i just don't think I can gve up that much at the corners

damn, that's about 17lbs more per corner than the stockers... you're bound to feel that on there!

very nice, I miss my QS big time.....

How much do these weigh? OUT2WIN, could you throw one on a scale, pleeeaase.

Does that gap look normal?

pic #2 ftw

Stylin Concepts..... real easy job, 30 minutes max if you're slow.

For haul@ss 4922 compared to the stock rear bump stop, I probably should have just got rid or the bracket and bolted the stock bump stop straight to the frame Clearance after shackle install with the stock bumpstop The squish factor of the factory Jounce Bumpers after untwisting the t-bars 4923 compared to the factory Jounce Bumper. Just pry out the factory one and pop the new one in after the bolt is removed.

Didn't care for the ducts in grey because to me they just looked like mismatched paint on the silver birch, I had hoped the Cyber Gray would look a little lighter than it turned out, but I think I'm gonna like it. As far as the ride, it's like stock, I think it's all in the jounce bumpers, I installed some belltech bump stops to compensate for the untwist. Out back I installed some belltech 4922s, but could have used the 23s back there too,way more travel than I need. Next thing planned with the suspension is Pull the overload, add long bars, helper bags and Belltech Street performance shocks. No rubbing at all with the stockers, even full lock in reverse. And it's only a 3 car garage.... my next one will be 4 car...

Thanks guys I use whatever tire foam is on sale, this happens to be Son of a Gun, lol Child labor laws do not apply to your own children... why else have kids Did you see that origional Grille? It looked like ass, your is a diferent story Ray!

When I bought my truck, it had a chrome grille of all things, blahhhh. So I finally got that taken care of, painted front Ducts and Bowtie Cyber Gray Metalic while I was at it. These are also the first pics since my shackles were installed and my t-bars were turned down a bit. Before: After: and a couple with my helper

me too, small world

Oh and you can even get the ARHs in 1 7/8 primaries

dynas are 1 3/4 i think and so are ARH

I hear those L92's are particular, call around before you pull the trigger. I wouldn't put all my eggs in what thunder racing's basket... not saying they're wrong, but they might be.