More and more lowered trucks coming out of the wood work 
looks awsome pat
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New wheels, tires, paint and odds n ends
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I'm not sure if it will work for this application or not but I have seen some pretty cool stuff with plasti dip it would be a whole lot cheeper than powdercoat just food for thought!
What does it take to do the bumper lift? I might do that as well
It's pretty straight forward. Just some washers and a couple bolts from your local hardware store. There is a little cutting involved as well. You will lose your front tow hooks though. I will look for the link and post it here for you.
Plasti dip? Like the dip that you can throw your tools in to give you a rubber grip? Enlighten me please. Bc I'm lost.
More and more lowered trucks coming out of the wood work
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Thank you. I don't really like lifted truck all that much. Only thing that sucks about a lowered truck is the fact that you have to jack it up to do ANYTHING underneath it. Even an oil change lol
What does it take to do the bumper lift? I might do that as well
Here you bud.
http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?t=204871
Hopefully the link works... check it out http://www.duramaxforum.com/forum/exterior/87900-plasti-dip-bumpers.html?highlight=Plasti+dip
get some painted fender flares and that would look awesome, well it already does but you know what I mean lol