New England B.S. Thread

hell yeah! bullet proof sliders lol

 

Cops are gonna be all over you, for medical reasons or not, they are going to give you a hard time.

 

Cool cool, thx..my Colorado came with the rear window 15'd..the Tacoma sometimes gets glare off the rear window and I'm guessing it might be that there's no tint. I doubt I would go darker but does MA have a legal limit for the rear window?

 

Is that guy in Abington by chance?

 

Anyone here have LR UCA's? Mine are coming in tomorrow and installing this wknd with my ome coils. I've read some install threads and watched a couple videos, but curious to talk to or get tips from anyone local that has them.

 

I have them, only part of my lift I didn't install myself though.

 

do you know where they are set and what your alignment numbers are at?

 

Off of the top of my head? No. But if I find the paperwork on it I'll let you know.

 

Actually since your lift is different than mine, I would think my numbers wouldn't work for you anyways. Might be close, but I would think a good shop would set it up right for you.

 

I saw where Jerry said that, I should have questioned it. I don't know if anyone ordered powder coating, I didn't.

Dave, might have to try that Duplicolor with Kevlar, sounds interesting. I'm going to find something with more grit to it for the plates though.

 

I wouldn't do the Duplicolor Kevlar "Armor". That's what I first had on my skid plate. Once you get dirt on there it doesn't come off even with scubbing. John had the same problem. I since went over it with Duplicolor bed liner (blue can).

 

No he is in Bridgewater over by the old Shaws storage facility

 

No powder coating for me it would just chip and flake off

 

Good to know. I've got a can of that Rustoleum Bedliner, I might just buy some more and use that. It seems to be holding up well on my lower valance and NFab bar. I think I'm going to attempt to broadcast some grit into the steps while the paint is wet. We'll see how that turns out...

 

What about putting that "armor" stuff on and then going over it withe bedliner. Best of both worlds the look you want plus the strength underneath

 

I might do the underside with the armor to help hold up against rock chips. For a stepping surface, the Rustoleum should be plenty strong enough. I'm going to have a layer of primer beneath it also.

 

Any of you guys doing the TW gift exchange? Everyone get their names yet?

 

Good idea the Armor would help with stone chips

 

Mike, I'm doing the gift exchange and the guy I got is a newbie. If its not an ARB bumper or OME lift, he doesn't want diddly. So annoying

 

what is this gift swap?