New Exhaust

I have my new exhaust on my truck as of yesterday and it sounds awesome! :naughty: i had 3" delta force flowmasters dumped in front of the axle. i love the solid strong sound. There is not alot of interior resonance (maybe because its a long bed?) anyway i have an appointment today for my bedliner to be sprayde in and my tonneau cover to be installed.my billett grill has been ordered and i am pricing on window tint jobs. just thought i would keep you guys up to date.

I'm looking for a new exhaust here pretty soon too, I;m sure it sounds great... Why don;t you consider doing your liner. I did mine and after 2 years still looks new. I have had the Line-x and noticed it fading after one summer. THey are good liners but for the price and the look you can't beat it

i have considered it. i think i want the SpeedLiner. it is 100% guaranteed against fading or chipping for the entire life of the truck. the guy is throwing in the bed liner if i get the bed sprayed and he already cut me $150 because i bought alot of paint and parts through him to do my 47 chevy. 250 bucks and i walk out the door with a guaranteed for life bedliner, over the rails, long bed with a roll back cover. sound like a good deal to you?

Thanks for the update, sounds great! I know Rhino liner makes a product to slow/take away the fade. Just fyi.

If you gettin a spray on liner, Rhino is the only way to go... lifetime warrenty, very solid and reliable product. I have one truck with Line-X and another with Rhino... if you are just goin for the looks get the Line-X, it won't fade nearly as quick. But if you are lookin for a liner that you can beat the S@#$ out of and it won't wear out, go with the rhino... also one more point, the rhino has a much better grip on cargo than the Line-X.

250 for A life liner is pretty decent. When I bought my line-x is originally cost 300 but since it got popular it nearly doubled in price. So fo 40 I did it my self and it will only run me another 40 just to double the thickness. The worst part about it was starting it and making sure the bed rail tape was on straight.