3d Gen pics Round 2
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From: Central NC
Diggie,
Get us some more pics. I wanna see those roadarmors on there.
I was gonna get those exact wheels in a 20" wheel, but they were on backorder. So I wanted to get the M19's. On backorder too.
Get us some more pics. I wanna see those roadarmors on there.
I was gonna get those exact wheels in a 20" wheel, but they were on backorder. So I wanted to get the M19's. On backorder too.
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From: Santa Clara, Ca
I like the MKW wheels--seem to be fairly good quality.
The craftsmanship on the Full Throttle kit was as good if not better than any other kit I have installed in the past. One thing I really liked was you get a new flange with the front driveshaft, so you can get rid of that goofy one from Dodge. I will admit though that Full Throttle's customer service is for
s--t!
Yes, I did put an indexing ring for the T-case.
The craftsmanship on the Full Throttle kit was as good if not better than any other kit I have installed in the past. One thing I really liked was you get a new flange with the front driveshaft, so you can get rid of that goofy one from Dodge. I will admit though that Full Throttle's customer service is for
s--t!
Yes, I did put an indexing ring for the T-case.
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From: Rupert, Idaho
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What kind of lights are you running in the front and how did you install them. I love them. I was hoping you could point me in the right direction as to where to buy them.
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...002806/c-10101
Good selection of colors, lengths, black or chrome, and cheap too! Oh, and did I mention cheap?
They are very easy to mount. They include self tapping screws, but I used some 8-32 machine screws instead. They come with an easy 2-wire lead, and 40,000 hour bulbs. The current draw is very small, so no problem tieing into whatever circuit you would like.
I've used them all over...in the bed for bed lights, running boards, mirror turn signal lights, air dam, trailer, etc.
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From: Ft Bragg, NC (originally Philly, Go EAGLES!)
Here's my 2003 dually. Can't believe she is almost 4 years old. I added the power heated tow mirrors after this shot. Got to get some new photos once I get back.
Last edited by Original Junior; Aug 23, 2007 at 11:05 PM. Reason: forgot the mirrors
