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Old 04-06-2010, 05:46 PM   #1
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Re: Torchered

The frame/crossmembers were cleaned with a sanding disk or wire wheel and sprayed with rubber undercoating.
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The air ride parts came in. The E3 controller is much smaller then I thought it would be. I would like to have a program for this thing with an automatic speed height sensor. Say at 55 your truck automatically drops to a preset height.( 1 inch lower for the highway ) I also purchased the extrenal height sensors.
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Pin striping

The boys and I were thinking of running a colored stripe down the groove in the center of each spoke. This would bring the blue into the wheels
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This is the test paint test. It is a metalic blue/metal color. The other picture is the line up of the front valence with the doors and such. I ended up chopping both ends off the valence and rewelding them on to get better gaps.
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