Shrockworks installed!
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jediwebdude
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Looks nice. You getting a winch?
Have the same PIAA lights and my Demello is supposed to arrive this week.
Have the same PIAA lights and my Demello is supposed to arrive this week.
97BlackAckCL
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Man that looks awesome
darkie3495
Moderator
Just a bit of advice...if you plan to offroad, you may want to look into adding some space between the bumper and the fenders. First time you flex, that bumper is going to pop that fender flare piece off.
Ask me how I know :bigok: Even with a 1/2" gap, my bumper was making contact.
Ask me how I know :bigok: Even with a 1/2" gap, my bumper was making contact.
mikey's2010SR5
New member
You might want to move the bumper down a little to give room for flex.
medicrn
New member
Awesome!! I want one so bad
btw did you zip tie your thule fairing to the basket? lol
Way to call me out, broke the original fairing and they replaced it under warrant but was back ordered so I had to buy the accessory fairing that mounts to the square bars that came with the M.O.A.B. (I love that name, Mother Of All Baskets!), just got the replacement one from Thule so will install that this weekend when I DIY some limb risers from Home Depot.
medicrn
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Yes, probably warn, but will wait till after my move to Nothern Cali and do it when I get the truck lifted and maybe a snorkel.
medicrn
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I honestly haven't noticed a difference for the added weight. There is more of a tire rubbing on slow turns when the steering wheel is locked in either direction or where I'm breaking and turning on say a highway. I probably won't be doing any offroading till I move and hopefully by then ill have a lift.
That's the next toy I want, will probably go w a 3 in and get some bigger meats.
That's the next toy I want, will probably go w a 3 in and get some bigger meats.
bimmage
New member
haha no worries! Awesome Runner nonetheless.
darkie3495
Moderator
Your future plans sound good. However, what mikey's2010SR5 and I were referring to is adding a body lift (vs a suspension lift) or adjusting the bumper farther down to add space between your shrockworks bumper and your fenders.
Here are some pics to illustrate (Photos courtesy of DawgRunner):
TxBxSx
New member
Verrrry true. We recomend at least a half inch gap. You can keep it a little closer if your not really wheeling, but if you go getting the truck all twisted up your frame and body are going to start fighting against eachother. Not to mention, it will probably start sqeaking horribly after a while with it pushed right up against the body like that.
