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BOWDOWN!! please let me know if you do want to get rid of it ever

 

hey timber just curious how much you paid for paint job and who did it? might be worth me taking this route too

 

I got a friend deal so I don’t wanna quote price, but I used Accurate lines collision in Smokey point and I would recommend them to anyone. Cash is king too

 

fair enough man thanks for info

 

Not mine

 

thats cheap

 

Wow... is that a Prinsu?

 

from the looks of it it seems to be an off brand. no logos on the front fairing.

 

These are about to go to TX unless someone local wants them now.....

$425 (i'm losing money at this price point)

 

can we put them on in your driveway?

 

Yep. There is a little bending involved though.

https://youtu.be/bbsTJgb6S_c?t=414

 

ouch, we have to make sure to grab the abs wireloop

 

Or....we can cut out the bolts currently in there and replace them with new ones and bypass the bending. But they you are adding another $20-30 to the cost by adding new bolts.

@Bertw192 can add some details

 

Not mine: silver canopy 2nd gen long bed

https://offerup.com/item/detail/867172598/

 

long bed dang

 

good deal!

 

It's a Hooke

$350 Hooke Road Tacoma Double Cab Top Roof Rack Aluminum Crsssbars for 2005-2023 Toyota Tacoma 2nd 3rd Gen Truck, Cargo Carrier Basket (Double Cab Only)

https://www.amazon.com/Hooke-Road-Carrier-2005-2019-4-Doors/dp/B07P8DMVMT

I've been looking at getting one

 

I and many others have avoided bending the inner fender sheet metal, by cutting the existing UCA bolt head off and then flipping the bolt the opposite direction when installing the new UCA. This is the fastest and easiest way to install. The Pro: You don't bend sheet metal and cause a potential point for future rusting. The Con: It's not installed the same direction as the factory bolt. Some people fear that "IF" the nut were to come off, the bolt could "fall" out, from gravity, as it's sloped downwards. The reality, once you've torqued the bolt to 80 ft-lbs and you see the load that it's under, it isn't "falling" out. I went a step further and put a witness mark on the bolt and nut, so you can visually see that the nut isn't coming loose. Some very knowledgeable individuals on this forum have cut the bolt, and I've yet to hear of anyone's UCA falling off.

Good luck. $425 is a solid deal on freshly rebuilt Icon UCA's. I had this exact set for quite a while and they performed excellent.

 

This is what I did also

 

no doubt it is a killer deal and i would much rather give my hard earned stimulus money aka your tax dollars to local people than to a scummy shop like 4wp.