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with how cheap leveling kits are in the grand scheme of things, i'd probably feel better trying to sell the kit you currently have on the forum and then getting the proper spacer that you want that'll achieve the level you want. Not saying it can't be done but im just not sure it'd be worth it...

there's also ton's of people on this forum who sell their rebel wheels and tires as a set in the buy/sell section. that's how i sold mine

I went with the rebel as well. I really like how it looks, on the outside and inside. One thing that’s tough tho is that there’s quite a few accessories that don’t work with the Rebel. You gotta be careful with lifts and some exterior mods since the rebel is quite a bit different from the other...

This is what I got, fits great GRIDREADY Compatible with 2015-2020 Dodge Charger/Challenger Starter Button Decal Overlay | 3D Domed SRT Style Red Start Stop Sticker Emblem | Push to Start Button Badge Cover Accessories (Redred) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TJJ26SZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_6UBgFbHFGW0RW

I went with the overlay as well, happy with it. This one is more than just a sticker

add me to the list. i have the same crack as everyone else (not talking about my a$$ crack either). mines a summer 2019 build, 2019 model. no leaks yet that im aware of, headliner is dry. going to just keep an eye on it, but i doubt itll stay dry forever. dreading taking it to a dealer

I took these back in February when I first did a paint correction and used the Adams products I described in my post above, don’t mind my dirty tires :ROFLMAO:

nice, i like meguires. looks really good. I've been using a lot of adam's products. i use their paint sealant, then use their H20 Guard & Gloss as a top coat. Its super protective and hydrophobic and you can put it on everything including windows, trim etc. I've used their buttery wax before...

Looks good! Black is like a mirror when the paint is in good shape. Which products did you use for the paint correction?

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i had the same issue with mine, i turned the two hood adjustment points up a little bit so that the hood would sit just a tad higher. It doesn't require slamming now

Yeah I used them, but I placed them on the back of the bug shield instead of on the paint. I don’t think it’ll ever touch the hood, only if it’s super windy or something. I didn’t want to stick them on my paint tho

Thank you! I love them. Real sturdy and all one piece, and they use all 3 mounting points on each side unlike some other steps. Finish hasn’t worn at all either and I use them every time I get in. Honestly I also got them to try to protect against rocks from flinging up from my tires and onto my...

So I did something kinda silly.... I had some leftover yellow tint from my fog lights, and the inner frugal hoarder in me had to figure out something to do with it. I realized i could use it on my LED side mirror puddle lights lol. I was surprised how yellow it makes the side of the...

First off, very nice truck! I do about the same type of trails/driving as you do, and I agree that the stock set up is certainly very capable. I was in the same boat as you tho and wanted to fit some 35’s. I went with just the bilstein leveling 5100’s and I’m really impressed... they do exactly...

I personally didn’t need to clean my threads when I installed mine, here’s hoping yours is the same

Nice setup, definitely beats how I haul mine lol

18 inch fuel shok's on 35's