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that's from broken gap gaurds. Though makes me think that I"ll just skip those when I lift my truck.
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I would just get them out and see how they fit. Don't drill or anything yet, Just Put them up and see if the cover the gaps and provide enough clearence to tires/Brake lines/ETC. If it doesn't fit, you could probably still sell them. I'm guessing they will fit as they are similar vehicles.
Not to be nit-picky But I would see them as more of an exterior Accessory then a Suspension accessory. It's like a bug guard for the hood. They really don't have anything to do with the suspension.
^That's why I say go for it but be smart about clearence of things. Did you get them because of a body lift? Why don't we see any pictures?
Either way, good luck.
Not to be nit-picky But I would see them as more of an exterior Accessory then a Suspension accessory. It's like a bug guard for the hood. They really don't have anything to do with the suspension.
^That's why I say go for it but be smart about clearence of things. Did you get them because of a body lift? Why don't we see any pictures?
Either way, good luck.
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I would just get them out and see how they fit. Don't drill or anything yet, Just Put them up and see if the cover the gaps and provide enough clearence to tires/Brake lines/ETC. If it doesn't fit, you could probably still sell them. I'm guessing they will fit as they are similar vehicles.
Not to be nit-picky But I would see them as more of an exterior Accessory then a Suspension accessory. It's like a bug guard for the hood. They really don't have anything to do with the suspension.
^That's why I say go for it but be smart about clearence of things. Did you get them because of a body lift? Why don't we see any pictures?
i dont have any new pics, or pics of the gap that i want to cover but here she is
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Nice! What's the interior like, comfy? That is a nice vehicle!
Can you tell me if the antenna is stock or aftermkt? I need one like that... And whats the blue oval in the distance there??
Nice! What's the interior like, comfy? That is a nice vehicle!
Can you tell me if the antenna is stock or aftermkt? I need one like that... And whats the blue oval in the distance there??
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