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I redid the ENTIRE interior...check it out fellas!

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Old Oct 9, 2007 | 02:29 PM
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^^ if you read the thread...you will see that NUMEROUR times ive said the dash isnt as shiny in person as it is in person.
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Old Oct 9, 2007 | 06:43 PM
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Do you have a nut and washer on the otherside of the bar in the front? Can you specify the hardware you used...I think you only said gr.8 bolts but were there threads both front and back, then tightened with nuts? Just trying to figure out what you went through after the pucks too.
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Old Oct 9, 2007 | 07:09 PM
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I'll try to discribe exatly what I did...
The front of the bracket sits ontop of that crossbar. To mount it, i used all grade 8 bolts. A bolt goes through a locking washerthan through the bracket/crossbar. On the underside of that crossbar, there is a locking washer and a nut. <hope that helps you out.

As for the rear with the pucks.... There is a long bolt that goes through the puck down through the floor. If you lay on your back under the truck, the bolt sticks down through the floor. Between the bolthead and the puck there is a locking washer. After the bolt passes through the puck and floor, i went underneath the truck and put on a lockingwasher/bolt.
Here is the best picture I have form the underside...this is how ALL 4 rear mounts are.
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Old Oct 9, 2007 | 07:11 PM
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BTW..Next time I would use LARGER washers for under the truck. I may actually go back and change out these smaller locking washers for a larger one...just to play it safe.
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Old Oct 9, 2007 | 10:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Tacoma750
^^ if you read the thread...you will see that NUMEROUR times ive said the dash isnt as shiny in person as it is in person.
I did notice that actually I just did'nt think I needed to say again what you'd already said and since the pic and yer word is all I had to go on
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Old Oct 9, 2007 | 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Tacoma750
BTW..Next time I would use LARGER washers for under the truck. I may actually go back and change out these smaller locking washers for a larger one...just to play it safe.
I was just going to suggest that you consider using a fender washer as well...
you must have read my mind... and so few are "open" to the experience...
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Old Oct 10, 2007 | 10:34 PM
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what did you use for your 1 inch spacer. i have the same seats in black, and went to mock em up tonight in my truck and the rear is to low for my likings w/ just mounting them to the cab, dont really like that angle for it anyway.
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Old Oct 11, 2007 | 08:05 AM
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Yea thats hwat happened to me^^ Than I got thinking..I need a one inch spacer, but somethnig soft so I wont feel ANY vibrations. I took a break to think and went to do some laundry in my room....Thats when it hit me. I looked on my shelf and saw a hockey puck ;-) THATS IT! Hockey pucks are hard rubber, ABOUT 1 inch thick and very cheap if you dont have them. I happened to have 5 of them around, and only needing 4...I was set. Call it redneck, but it works like a charm.
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Old Oct 11, 2007 | 12:48 PM
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Yea thats hwat happened to me^^ Than I got thinking..I need a one inch spacer, but somethnig soft so I wont feel ANY vibrations. I took a break to think and went to do some laundry in my room....Thats when it hit me. I looked on my shelf and saw a hockey puck ;-) THATS IT! Hockey pucks are hard rubber, ABOUT 1 inch thick and very cheap if you dont have them. I happened to have 5 of them around, and only needing 4...I was set. Call it redneck, but it works like a charm.
You must be Canadian! Nobodyelse would have hockey pucks lying around their garage...
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Old Oct 11, 2007 | 02:03 PM
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Funny thing is..im not canadian, and they were actually in my bedroom HAHA. I used to play icehockey as a kid, and i had a bunch of pucks in one of my desks
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Old Nov 28, 2007 | 07:29 PM
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so... did it paint over the stuff,... or soak in. looking at the pictures, it looks like the paint somewhat soaked into the vinyl(and i believe i heard somewhere that that's what that paint does, more like a dye than a paint if you will??)... What about the plastic. Every time i've seen someone paint plastic or vinyl it ends up looking ok.. not like that.. that's absolutely amazing looking. Does it crack at all if you were to flop it around, like... take the vinyl and bend it or whatever(am i making sense?).

I've always been curious about painting plastics and vinyl's.. always thought it looks cheap & crappy.. but those door panel pix.. i gotta see more to believe.

can you throw up some close-ups of the fabrics, as well as the dash?? Please & thanks.

btw, looks great! & not a bad mod for the price if you ask me.

rock on hockey.
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Old Nov 28, 2007 | 07:42 PM
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Hey man....I didnt really bend and twist the door panels lol..but everything is still holding up just perfectly. I didnt wanna do this and have it look cheap and cheesy. Im VERY happy with the outcome, I was actualy blown away. There are other interiior paints out there, and this is by far the best. My buddy painted his interior with a differant companies paint, and it look slike ballz. I posted almost all the pictures i have of the panels though. Just do it mang!
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Old Nov 28, 2007 | 07:43 PM
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BTW check out pag etwo...they are some good closeups of the door panels
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Old Dec 1, 2007 | 08:39 PM
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Very well done. I was looking to do that to my truck. Mines all blue inside and gets me a little sick looking at it....I want to change a little....so I was thinking doing everything black and tan as well....but I dont know how well that will look with a blue truck...but we will see

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