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Quote: Originally Posted by CurtLee Look's good. It looks like it has a different texture and shine/color than the rhino liner i had shot on the bed of my truck a couple years ago. Did you ever get the rockers linex'ed? Quote: Originally Posted by raksasa Looks as good as Line-X Thanks guys. I was gonna get the line-x, but I only have one place close who does it. I was at Diesel Dawgs & saw a truck that got Line-x'd at...

I made a add in the classifieds, apoun approval it should be there in a a few days. I have lots of pics of the emblems and other stuff in my photoucket album: dodge ram pictures by diesel_fireman2001 - Photobucket Thanks for the compliments (mods if i'm not supposed to post pics just lmk)

Just found this thread from 2nd gen forum with great reviews. I will be ordering a set of KYB gas adjusts for the 05 from rock auto, I think with my 10 ply tires and rough gravel roads the KYB mono maxes will just be too stiff. Edit 193 bucks shipped for all 4 Gas adjusts!!!!!!!

Is anybody using relays made by Beuler, or have you heard any pros or cons about them? Board Relays from AEI Components The amp ratings are better than what I have found for comparable Bosch automotive relays, and the prices look really good, but I don't want to buy cheapo units that are going to fail a short time down the road. CTD12V

You can get driving pattern lights from folks like KC Hilites, Hella, PIAA. The PIAA 510's (or 520's I fergit) should fit in the bumper…That said FWIW a few words about auxiliary lights then I get off the soapbox: Most states still adhere to the federal guideliines 1. Foglights should be located no lower than 12" from ground nor higher than 24" with the beam directed 2" below the headlight centerline at 25 feet....

Quote: Originally Posted by Cummins724 Thanks. It is $95/gallon since the group buy is over. The gun is $55. gotcha, not bad. How many gallons did the bed take? How many coats? Do you have a link to a site for the product or anything else? Thanks J-

They are there for the use of this kind of aimer- American Aimers: Manufacturers of the Hoppy Headlight Aimers Now days we use a Photometric aimer cuz those dimples are no longer there on newer vehicles. American Aimers: Manufacturers of the Hoppy Headlight Aimers The Photometric aimers will do your lamps without the need for those bumps.

For those curious about fuel economy, my original design hit me about 1.5 mpg. I got to remembering back to wind tunnel testing in one of my engineering classes in college where we took a model of a Monte Carlo and tried doing stuff to it to reduce the wind drag and measure the results. We tried individual modifications like taping over the side window openings, extending the back out to a point, and adding a parabolic rounded nose to the...

OK - I've used this for years and loaded the latest version on my i7 PC....it is fantastic.....What it allows you to do is capture any portion of the screen and in a simple Paste move put it directly into email as an example.......or anyplace you want to use it.......fantastic for browsing the WEB and capturing stuff,,,AND it's FREE.......AND SIMPLE.................. Wisdom-soft Downloads

That looks really good. How thick is it? Nice job. -Dave