Fix decal or leave it blank?

So the back story is that I'm replacing my red TRD Sport decal with an all black TRD Sport decal at the bedside however I screwed up installing the vinyl because a gush of wind decided to sneak up on me and now the decal is slightly folded.

The question is which looks better? Should I just take off the TRD Sport decal and leave it blank? Or should I finish both sides and redo the screwed up side? I'm torn between the two. Also, ignore the orange tape

 

Show that package pride! Lol

 

Naked

 

Black decal for sure

 

Black decal and add the black tailgate letters

 

Even better- get a custom bedside decal from @CBoy808

 

I'm not really trying to get a custom decal. I like the stock decals a lot haha

 

I like fully debadged personally, you've still got the hood scoop to let em know you're in a sport too.

 

I like the black on the truck!!! I been thinking about changing mine to black as well

 

So you've removed the stamped tailgate letters, front badge, steering wheel logo, etc?

 

I think people know what it is

 

I like the decals

 

The Quicksand looks sooooo good debadged



I say get rid of them

 

I voted to leave it off --- not in the least bit important!
HEY it is YOUR TRUCK -- your MONEY bought it -- DO WHAT YOU WANT!

 

You have to put it on.

Total debadging looks ridiculous.

 

Blank. Stickers are for kids.

 

I would leave it blank, a 2wd is embarrassing to drive around....



Just messing with ya. I like the decal myself. I tried leaving mine blank and it just looks to naked. I like stickers =P

 

Great looking truck you got there, Cement and Quicksand are my favorite colors.

 

Sorry bois I finished the other side of the bed. I spent $20 on the decals and would've regretted not using it.

It took quite some time to decide, the blankness just felt too plain for my taste. And I could care less if people made fun of my 2wd lol

 

Keep the decal. On a side note, I love the TRD wheels. How is that working out as far as they are 7" and the stock are 7.5"?