Fiesty's 2000 Silverado

[Fiesty]

i have 1.5's all around too.

def makes the truck beefier

maybe I could pull off tows lol

 

[Big Tex]

:ayh:

 

[HackMcMaster]

:hurumph:

 

[Fiesty]

my preds stick out that far w/o spacers. must be your offset :shrug:

yeah +0 offset

 

[Big Tex]

:wat:

 

[Khaos]

Helps a lifted truck rail expressway on ramps too, haha

:lol:

Gotta stay planted when railing those ramps :crazy:

 

[Ginger]

i have 0 offset as well, so if you think my truck pulls off tows, yours will

 

[Fiesty]

i have 0 offset as well, so if you think my truck pulls off tows, yours will

Still undecided on em. Truck needs other things first though.

Summer plans will be-
Rear fender liners/ paint front ones
Replace rockers
Raise hitch/relocate trailer plug/ powdercoat it
TBSS intake and retune
Z71 tahoe valance with rigid cubes OR 99-02 duramax valance with stock fogs with the center opening to put a light bar. Undecided
Some audio work

 

[Ginger]

painting the front fender liners?

why not clean them up and put some invisable undercarriage on them

 

[Fiesty]

painting the front fender liners?

why not clean them up and put some invisable undercarriage on them

I did that. Power washed them and scrubbed by hand. Then used some Adams stuff. Didn't last long.

 

[Ginger]

paint ont last long either, it will chip, then flake, then peel

 

[Fiesty]

paint ont last long either, it will chip, then flake, then peel

Maybe I'll replace with new

 

[slicksierra]

Everytime you put on some tire shine, put some under there too, it will keep them looking good

 

[Huck]

paint ont last long either, it will chip, then flake, then peel

Maybe I'll replace with new

When I did mine, I used spray on bedliner in the rear first to cover the red. Then went over that with Krylon Fusion satin black, the stuff for plastic. Did that front and rear, help up great after 2 years of offroad/highway rocks/pressure washing. Never chipped, I just wiped the front liners real good with laquer thinner first

 

[marc]

Everytime you put on some tire shine, put some under there too, it will keep them looking good

^ this, i do this makes it nice and shiny.

i cant wait to get rear wheel well liners

 

[Fiesty]

Everytime you put on some tire shine, put some under there too, it will keep them looking good

I did that too. Lasted a couple days. I want something a little more permanent.

When I did mine, I used spray on bedliner in the rear first to cover the red. Then went over that with Krylon Fusion satin black, the stuff for plastic. Did that front and rear, help up great after 2 years of offroad/highway rocks/pressure washing. Never chipped, I just wiped the front liners real good with laquer thinner first

Not bad idea but dnw textured look for front liners

^ this, i do this makes it nice and shiny.

i cant wait to get rear wheel well liners

I'll probs order some tomorrow

 

[Huck]

Not bad idea but dnw textured look for front liners

No, I only did that in the rear. Thought it would adhere better. On my next truck I'll just scuff the rear with some 80 grit real good then paint it black

 

[Fiesty]

No, I only did that in the rear. Thought it would adhere better. On my next truck I'll just scuff the rear with some 80 grit real good then paint it black

Oh haha. Got cornfused.

 

[Huck]

Went and re-read what I typed. Did not come out the way I thought lol. But yeah, bedliner and paint in the rear, just paint up front. Didn't look bad at all aksholly. If I think about it tomorrow I'll try to find a pic

 

[Ginger]

in the front you can spray some wd-40 too, repels the water and gives it a shine, worst thing about it is that it lets some dust stick,