The new Screw
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Fleet Mechanic
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The new Screw
Well, here she is. 2011 FX4 Screw with EB. Got it almost optioned out, everything I could find except Nav.
Immediate plans are Rhino liner, Access soft cover, and front window tinting.
Absolutely love this truck, btw. Huge difference over my '05 with the 5.4L. But I'm not sure how I can maximize mpg if I keep putting my foot into it...
Edit: Can't seem to get pics to come thru...so I put a link in there.
Immediate plans are Rhino liner, Access soft cover, and front window tinting.
Absolutely love this truck, btw. Huge difference over my '05 with the 5.4L. But I'm not sure how I can maximize mpg if I keep putting my foot into it...
Edit: Can't seem to get pics to come thru...so I put a link in there.
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Grabbed the code for you...from the "Share" drop down.
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/33941920@N08/6123625823/" title="New rig 1 by Triton8, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6192/6123625823_20ca9d50e9.jpg" width="500" height="375" alt="New rig 1"></a>
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/33941920@N08/6124167256/" title="New rig 2 by Triton8, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6196/6124167256_a1c163e38a.jpg" width="500" height="375" alt="New rig 2"></a>
Gorgeous truck. Nice addition for sure!
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/33941920@N08/6123625823/" title="New rig 1 by Triton8, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6192/6123625823_20ca9d50e9.jpg" width="500" height="375" alt="New rig 1"></a>
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/33941920@N08/6124167256/" title="New rig 2 by Triton8, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6196/6124167256_a1c163e38a.jpg" width="500" height="375" alt="New rig 2"></a>
Gorgeous truck. Nice addition for sure!
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Congrads on the new truck, she sure is purdy!
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very sharp truck indeed.
I wish they made the blackened head/tail lights an option on any truck.
which access cover are you looking at. I'm am very satisfied with my access vanish cover, i like how low it sits compared to the bed rails.
I wish they made the blackened head/tail lights an option on any truck.
which access cover are you looking at. I'm am very satisfied with my access vanish cover, i like how low it sits compared to the bed rails.
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That sure is a beautiful truck. My 2011 doesn't have them (yet) but color-match bumpers certainly look great on these trucks.
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I agree with ebexp94 about the color match. I'm a bit biased though as my '06 is monotoned as well. Just as durable as the chrome too!
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Thanks fellas. I looked at the Lariat and the FX4, and chose the latter due to the blacked-out lights and the all black interior. I was wondering about the durability of the bumpers in the long run.
For a cover, I'll probably go with the Access Roll-up one, same one I had on my '05. It was easy to install/use, not too expensive, and held up well under snow and heavy rain.
For a cover, I'll probably go with the Access Roll-up one, same one I had on my '05. It was easy to install/use, not too expensive, and held up well under snow and heavy rain.
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I see it this way. A small scratch or blemish in a painted bumper is easier to touch up/repair than a scratch in a chrome plated bumper. To each their own though.
FWIW as far as the cover...I love my Truxedo. Definitely give their roll ups a look.
FWIW as far as the cover...I love my Truxedo. Definitely give their roll ups a look.
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Those rims ARE sexy! Nassty has them on his truck with a little bigger tire and they are sweet 
Brad, that is an awesome avatar. I'm in rep jail with you, I will hit ya when I can. Thats respect buddy! Never forget.
Brad, that is an awesome avatar. I'm in rep jail with you, I will hit ya when I can. Thats respect buddy! Never forget.