There went my stash for my Viper wheels on his truck for an early Christmas...Got to throw him a bone once in a while :
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12-09-2015 #1Enthusiast
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New wheels/tires for my man-slave
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12-09-2015 #2Enthusiast
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Those tires would have looked awful on your Viper, anyway. Save up for something nicer !
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12-09-2015 #3Enthusiast
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Better get some extended flares on there or that nice black paint won't be so nice!
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12-09-2015 #4Enthusiast
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It's not as bad as it looks.
Originally Posted by Martyb
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12-09-2015 #5Enthusiast
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That looks like a girls truck.
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12-10-2015 #6Enthusiast
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Yeah right. Originally Posted by dave6666
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12-10-2015 #7Enthusiast
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After years of running ATs and MUDs on my trucks, the paint was just absolutely wrecked. My truck is black also. So I plasti dipped from the door guard down. Basically from behind the front tires all the way around the rocker panels. Then did the bumper to match while I was at it but it looked fine without. I left it flat black and didn't put the glossifier on. It looks great. Looks like a factory protection option or something like that. And the plasti dip is surprisingly durable for applications like that too. Plus since its rubberey, rocks bounce off instead of cracking/chipping. And hey, if it gets a tear or whatever, just respray that section. Originally Posted by Martyb
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