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Filed insurance claim due to getting backed into in a parking lot
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What did you do to your Ram today???
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boogielander
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try it next time!I have not. It'll get me through the winter then I can buy or make something new.
I did see some new products when I was picking up extra primer. I wasn't in the mental space needed to select a new product on demand.
maybe it will be the last time you worry about it hahaha
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first time i've heard of seymour 316 lol
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maybe i'll give it a shot on the next truck when i do sliders!
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damn that sucks... metal bumper time!
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decided to take a break from BF6 (due to... this is my first high refresh rate OLED 34" curved screen... i was getting dizzy LOL) and was bored.
so ended up doing a long-overdue wash (last time I washed my M3 and the truck was August)
earlier this week, I was migrating my data from all the portable hard drives (about 12TB total) and was going through the photos from the past few years, and I missed how shiny the truck's exterior plastic trims were (bumpers and flares). So I decided to do something about it and was told to get Cerakote Trim Wipes.
Today, I was bored so... (no pic of washing the truck)
(before - front bumper was done already)
(after)
(before - it was hard to take picture with gloves on)
(after - while curing)
(after - I coated the inside of the flare too because... i was bored)
(after - rear)
(after - the flare trim was the same color as the liner before)
(after - i did the bottom piece under the bed and bumper as well)
don't know how long it well last, supposedly it is "permanent" according to Cerakote, especially with my usage. but for $17/ box of 10 i figured why not lol
so ended up doing a long-overdue wash (last time I washed my M3 and the truck was August)
earlier this week, I was migrating my data from all the portable hard drives (about 12TB total) and was going through the photos from the past few years, and I missed how shiny the truck's exterior plastic trims were (bumpers and flares). So I decided to do something about it and was told to get Cerakote Trim Wipes.
Today, I was bored so... (no pic of washing the truck)
(before - front bumper was done already)
(after)
(before - it was hard to take picture with gloves on)
(after - while curing)
(after - I coated the inside of the flare too because... i was bored)
(after - rear)
(after - the flare trim was the same color as the liner before)
(after - i did the bottom piece under the bed and bumper as well)
don't know how long it well last, supposedly it is "permanent" according to Cerakote, especially with my usage. but for $17/ box of 10 i figured why not lol
Ready Go
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I have the Core4x4 with JJoints, so for me, running the endlink to the outwards side of the swaybar gave a more perpendicular angle (and I reasoned more leverage on the swaybar being on the outside of the bar than the inside..probably not).
I used the aluminum spacer that came with my endlinks and put a washer on each side of it for extra thickness also.
When I mocked mine up with no spacer on top and with the endlink on the inside of the swaybar, the endlink had a lot of angle or slope to it..I like this setup better, for me.
You don't have to put a washer on the inside of your upper mount, some lube wouldn't hurt though. You can put one on the inside if you want also though.
I like to put washers on both sides of any "clearanced" sleeve in a poly bushing because I never feel like the sleeve is quite long enough from most manufacturers and a washer can help give the bushing a little "play"..but that's just me.
I'm a huge JJ fan because ALL possibility of binding is eliminated.
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Ready Go
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I'm just noticing..you must have the Mopar 2" Lift?
I see that trackbar/panhard relocators in there.
I bought the relocators and hardwire kit off Ebay last year for cheap, but haven't seen the need for them yet.
Jako
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First time I heard of Steel It and researching it came up with Seymour.
