Wyoming B.S. Thread

Its probably the cheapo rustoleum bed liner. That lasted maybe a day or so on my sliders. I am really thinking about getting my bumpers professionally done.

 

Use duplicolor. Not rustoeulm. The rust will just flake off easy. Dupilcolor will last.

You can't line x it anymore they won't do it I bet. Not worth the price anyways.

 

My bumpers are powder coated but have a few spots that I may try to jsut touch up with some paint.

Ya I wish the previous owner had powder coated these with the bumpers. O well

 

I heard you can just take a heat gun to powder coat to "repair" it. Bed liner that's professionally done just holds up way better. My dads truck bed is still doing well after 8 or so years. I'm just worried it will be to thick and screw with the fitment.

 

I havent gotten it muddy yet but here is a bumper pic for you Gage. I also need wider and taller tires now

 

Looks good! Alfuh is the one that needs some new tires haha. He has such an aggressive stance. Some 35's would complete the look he is going for. I bet your truck would look pretty good with some 255's.

 

I have 255s on right now but they are stock diameter I think a little bigger would do the trick

 

Yeah, just jump up to 33's and it'll look good.

 

That was my plan for when these tires die

This too Ive been looking at different wheels that would push them out a little

 

Get the new SCS wheels, then trade me for my F5's

 

Are you talking about the SCS SR8s? Because if you are I haven't seen those before and I really like them.

Ill get the new wheels and Ill give them to you with my 255/70s and Ill take your F5s and 35s how bout that

 

Sounds like a fair trade

 

Yep! The SR8's or super fancy trailer wheels.

 

When the time and money comes I might get those haha. And with about 85% of my driving on the road they'll stay purrty for a while

 

hmm never heard of that before

 

So much want, especially since I already ride dirtbikes.

http://vimeo.com/99786310

 

Just something I have read somewhere. I doubt its a pretty fix if it even works.

That looks incredibly fun and dangerous! I want one.

 

those kits are like 2-3k by themselves, and you need a solid dirtbike to run them... But they are supposed to be pretty maneuverable!

 

Can you even find any that cheap yet? My cousins both dirt bike and snowmobile and want a set of those for their bikes.

 

They had a timbersled kit on an rmz450 last year at the local powersports shop. Would be a blast on a 500 2 stroke

Honestly I'd rather have a nice snowmobile though. By the time you spend money on a newer bike + the kit you could probably have a decent newer snowmobile.