ETxTacoma's Dynatrac ProRock 60 Rear Build and BS Thread

Ha.... well ok you young whiper snapper!

Yea I know! I was able to get my 34 up there pretty easily... will only have to get it up and down when I do tire rotations or need to change a tire.

Tired of it being in the bed of the truck taking up space.

 

I use Sir and Ma'am. Parents raised me to do so not based off age but I dont remember their reasoning. Its just habit and I do it whether your older or younger than me.

Thats what a swing out is for!

 

I know that is what a swing out is for... this will be a temporary solution until i can afford a swing out on the truck...

And actually makes use of the shell rack...

 

It's called respect. That's what they taught you, just like mine did. It's not a habit you're respectful.

 

#truth!

 

Bye old man balls oops I forgot to say SIR...

 

Respect was it though I feel like there was more to it. Everything they taught me had to do with respect and anything else they could throw into it. They are good people and most of what they instilled in me still shines through.

 

What is happening in my thread besides life lessons 101 from @Overkill07

 

I’m just over here waiting for more baby pics!

 

I unfortunately... don't have any new ones recently...

 

Wtf man!

 

I use this all the time and it works great.

 

Hey Steven... was it pretty easy to swap the fenders? I'm leaning toward taking mine off when cutting on them, but if it's a pain in the ass then I'll chop 'em in place.

 

Driver's side isn't that bad but passenger side has the radio antenna which can be a pain

 

10-4, thanks for the heads-up

 

Yea I know.... we just are not a random picture taking family...

Sweet, they have it at lowes for like $7 a can. So may pick up a can and do the front inner fenders with once it warms up.

The driver side was pretty easy once I figured out how to get to one bolt.

I am still working on the passenger side one, and hoping if the weather works tomorrow I am going to do that one.

Yea, this is the only thing I am going to have to figure out tomorrow... on how to remove that nut so I can swap over my stock antenna to the new fender...

 

Stop posting on FB and update your thread..

 

I found cutting them on the truck was actually rather easy. Tape everything off and then trace your line, I used a jigsaw with a metal cutting blade. Its loud but was able to copy the curve and angle of the factory fender lines quite well IMO. I bout 6 blades and ended up using one blade per fender FYI.

 

Sweet, thanks for the beta. Sounds like I should just leave them on. I was planning on using a jigsaw for the most part, so I'm glad to hear that worked well for you. Guess I'm gonna need a few more blades though!

 

And beer