ramthis9501
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Didn't take 2 hours and we had the bumper off mine, put on the other truck and had the roll pan off and in my truck. Pics 
Got my roll pan!
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hells yeah! get that **** painted and on their dude!
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ramthis9501
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Have to wait until Monday Going out of town for a couple of days, but as soon as i get back I'm getting it put on!
Going out of town for a couple of days, but as soon as i get back I'm getting it put on!
Musclemckeester
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Sweet
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Sweet. Looking forward to the installed pics
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nice
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thats awesome! cant wait to see it installed... I would have put it on even if it didnt match my truck lol..
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ramthis9501
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Just bolt it on, it was like that on the other truck and looked pretty good, so it'll look better on my truck
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ramthis9501
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What exactly do you need to do to mold it?
HemiBabe
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All you need is a welder and body filler. I had pics of the install but I cant friggen find em now. Anyways, you just do a lot of small tack welds up and down the gap switching from side to side so it doesnt get too hot and burn a hole. once all of it's welded, you grind it smooth, and then do a lot of layers of body filler "molding" it, to where you can no longer see where it was welded in. it's a little xtra work but it looks hella better IMO here is mine
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All you need is a welder and body filler. I had pics of the install but I cant friggen find em now. Anyways, you just do a lot of small tack welds up and down the gap switching from side to side so it doesnt get too hot and burn a hole. once all of it's welded, you grind it smooth, and then do a lot of layers of body filler "molding" it, to where you can no longer see where it was welded in. it's a little xtra work but it looks hella better IMO here is mine
you went to all that work why didnt you fill in the crease in the tailgate?
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ramthis9501
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That's alot of freakin work! I might do that later on
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oh yea dont get me wrong i think it looks great as it is i wasnt trying to sound rude or anything. just kinda wondering I think it would look good with the crease filled in as well.
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Got mine on too! I have to say this is my favorite mod at the moment! I need to see about fabbing up brackets to make the hitch work with the body lift.
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ramthis9501
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See another thing is I have a hitch on mine so a bolt on would be the most convenient if I needed to get to it
HemiBabe
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Yeah, I never used my hitch so I took it off and sold it, but if you plan on using yours a lot, they have a sweet one called a hidden hitch and it goes in behind your license plate! Pretty neat!
