How is the pull holding up? I've read that they stain/oxidize really easily.
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Holding up perfectly fine. They aren't chrome, so if you want that reflective shine, you need to go with the chrome covers or buy a set of chrome and make a set with chrome pulls.
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Yea, I think they are brushed aluminum or something similar.
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It's hard to explain. They're like brushed but without the appearance they've been brushed. It's smoother than that
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X2 on linex if you use your truck. My last truck had it and I won't ever be without it again
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I use the truck but I'd do it mostly for looks like in my bagged truck
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They don't do conversions. it's just snout mounted hubs for much stronger tolerances. Blitzkrieg Motorsports
I've had all this in layaway while I did other things I needed to do to the truck. Went by there today to make another payment only to find out the wife showed up and paid the balance off for my birthday yesterday
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Awesome wife!
do want this, but $950 is a lot of muhla
Those are some pretty slick Hubs! But 4wd Timkens & some axle snouts would save you $600. Enough to cover the HD grill
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Those are some pretty slick Hubs! But 4wd Timkens & some axle snouts would save you $600. Enough to cover the HD grill
that's what I plan on doing. I just thought those were pretty sweet setup. I can't believe someone doesn't already make an adapter snout that goes through the and splines into the stock 4wd hub. would much rather buy something like that, than buy 4wd cv axles and take them apart.
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