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Old 04-23-2018, 06:16 AM
Ghostrider Ghostrider is offline
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Ghostrider will become famous soon enough
I did the powdercoating a few years ago and remember a few things.
1. Those end caps are not cheap - be very careful or just go to junkyard ahead of time
2. Between the body and the frame are small washers that the torx screws go thru. Toyota does not sell these anymore. I bought some small rubber washers from Lowes to use in place and used silicone rubber on both sides and on the screws to keep water out.
3. Take a picture of which direction the main cross supports go or you will have to take them off (again messing with end caps) and reverse them
Powercoating was about 100 bucks around 2012
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