Shaved or not shaved, that is the question
10-30-2011, 11:08 AM
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so does anyone know if the plastic pieces on the tailgate's actually have screw holding them on or is it double sided tape like everything else. i guess i should specify this question towards the NBS trucks, i have an 02' seirra i'm wanting to take it off of but dont wanna take it off and have body work need done yet. im planning on shaving the tailgate handle along with this but would like to get some insight on this piece first. thanks in advance! 
I have an 02 and mine keeps falling off, the tonneau holds it in place. It's just tape, at least it was for mine. Just yank the sucker off, if it breaks big whoop, you're not going to put putting it back on.
10-31-2011, 03:20 AM
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so does anyone know if the plastic pieces on the tailgate's actually have screw holding them on or is it double sided tape like everything else. i guess i should specify this question towards the NBS trucks, i have an 02' seirra i'm wanting to take it off of but dont wanna take it off and have body work need done yet. im planning on shaving the tailgate handle along with this but would like to get some insight on this piece first. thanks in advance!
11-06-2011, 04:42 AM
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so does anyone know if the plastic pieces on the tailgate's actually have screw holding them on or is it double sided tape like everything else. i guess i should specify this question towards the NBS trucks, i have an 02' seirra i'm wanting to take it off of but dont wanna take it off and have body work need done yet. im planning on shaving the tailgate handle along with this but would like to get some insight on this piece first. thanks in advance!
As for shaved or not. There is only one way, bald! I tell the old lady that and for a street truck it looks best.
I used to despise roll pans but have grown to love them. They look so clean and getting the handle out of the way really makes a big difference. I certainly see the protection issue but I am an optimist.
11-06-2011, 11:46 AM
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I have thought about a pan for mine for years and the decision was finally made to keep the bumper.
I live in the SF/Bay Area and some people out here park by the Braille method.
I also have the box in the back and the bumper is used as a step, often!
I live in the SF/Bay Area and some people out here park by the Braille method.
I also have the box in the back and the bumper is used as a step, often!