Oh man, thats what I needed to see after a hard day in jail (im a C/O) you guys are correct after seeing that pic the stack has to stay chrome, thanks for the photoshop getblown, and Boz007thanks for idea on the emblems

 

no problem...i get bored and like to change things without having to pay the money to find out if it looks great or like a pile of dog...

one of these days when i get a little better with it, i will change the color of my truck to intense blue. i like patriot blue, but intense blue has always been my favorite. i wanna know what it looks like, cuz i may paint it one day.

 

Keep the stack chrome, it'll look 10x better

 

the more i look at this truck, the more i like it

 

How about smoked cab lights and lense covers for the headlights and tail lights!

 

Personally I like it best like this, never have been a fan of black wheels but yours is about the best looking truck with black wheels I have seen so far.

 

I second that notion!!!

That is one badA$$ rig ya got there.....

And that made up my mind on the single stack!

Jake

 

Thanks guys, this truck has brung me a lot of enjoyment and I wanna make sure I do it right, I have a set of Recon clear cab lights, and the led 3rd brake light is already installed, it also has a nice set of 4300k hids, and a line of fire, I do need to do somethin about the corner lights, I like to keep it understated but tasteful, I to am happy I went with a single, when I open that back window nothin sounds sweeter here she is just 1 1/2 years ago, I removed all my stock emblems, the cap came with it, I also had installed the Geolanders, and the tint.

 

Nice looking rig. I'm in the process of doing the same as far as the wheels go. I currently have 315 70r16 on the stock chrome wheels and have no issues as far rubbing goes. I'am wondering however, will they rub if I go to H2 rims and 315/75R17 tires. How much did you have to machine to make them fit, and were you able to reuse the oem lug nuts?

 

The person I got em from used a hole saw then cleaned up the opening, they fit perfect with no vibration, someone else also came up with a good idea I think using a dremmel, without a leveling kit it only rubbed on the plastic liner backing out of my driveway, other than that nothing else.

 

Now why is it that the centers have to be machined open hole sawed? I used my die grinder and aluminum bit to open the holes on mine. It was just way easier. I passed a 4.75" hole saw through it as a guide though. Even if I'm a few thou or a hundred off do you guys REALLY think it'll vibrate. I mean that is inside the bolt circle, centrifugal force is way down that close to the spindle. I don't think so, but only time will tell I guess.