Composite bed weight?
Dec 16, 2004 | 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Grey Silver
Where did you get this info? I'm running a s/s and i'd like to see that. I've wondered if my rear bumper is catching some air as well.
As far as taking weight off the back goes I left my bumper on just for the weight. I could use a little more in the back and a lot less in the front.
As far as taking weight off the back goes I left my bumper on just for the weight. I could use a little more in the back and a lot less in the front.
Dec 16, 2004 | 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Grey Silver
Where did you get this info? I'm running a s/s and i'd like to see that. I've wondered if my rear bumper is catching some air as well.
As far as taking weight off the back goes I left my bumper on just for the weight. I could use a little more in the back and a lot less in the front.
As far as taking weight off the back goes I left my bumper on just for the weight. I could use a little more in the back and a lot less in the front.
i'll have to see if i can dig that up. someone did that test a while ago.
Dec 16, 2004 | 01:50 PM
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I saw his truck first hand. 
We sat in the 'pits' at Hallesville and BS'd for a little while. His truck is pretty sharp looking. Texas Terminator's is too. I didn't get to look it over though, but I did see a shredded belt. They both look just about the same. Both really clean trucks, grey, dropped, and fiberglass bed cover.
We sat in the 'pits' at Hallesville and BS'd for a little while. His truck is pretty sharp looking. Texas Terminator's is too. I didn't get to look it over though, but I did see a shredded belt. They both look just about the same. Both really clean trucks, grey, dropped, and fiberglass bed cover.
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