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Author Topic: Best bed liner?  (Read 858 times)
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« Reply #15 on: December 20, 2007 »

You don't have to have chrome as a secondary color, just get painted bumpers and black wheels (or paint them too).  All these modifications for looks are just that, looks, they don't make the truck any faster...

Too often people with blacked out wheels also have some kind of craptastically looking aftermarket wheel on it.  They go a bit overboard with the whole look...
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« Reply #16 on: December 21, 2007 »

You don't have to have chrome as a secondary color, just get painted bumpers and black wheels (or paint them too).  All these modifications for looks are just that, looks, they don't make the truck any faster...

Too often people with blacked out wheels also have some kind of craptastically looking aftermarket wheel on it.  They go a bit overboard with the whole look...

Yes, I especially can't stand the ones that have golf cart wheels on them, sometimes only in the rear.  What's the point, it's probably unsafe, looks retarded, and the tires only last a few hundred miles.
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« Reply #17 on: January 02, 2008 »

I'm going to be in the market for a bed liner soon and was wondering what everyone thought.  Spray in?  There's a mopar one that's all carpet like.  I do a fair amount of hauling random junk around so it would have to be durable.

The best bed liner is the one that meets your needs that's in a price range you can afford.
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« Reply #18 on: January 04, 2008 »

That's the best bed liner in his price range, not the best one overall.  If he can get away with a 40$ bed rug then I say more power to him.
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« Reply #19 on: January 08, 2008 »

500$ or more is a lot to spend on something that isn't reversable (unless you take the bed with you), but you also get what you pay for.  If the bed rug is all you need then that's fine, go with it.  But if you're loading and unloading often you'll want something that protects the metal of the bed and the spray ins do that. 
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