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Nice. So what is OSH? A store or what, just curious. Thats a nice idea, i think my ass is going to tackle this process ASAP. Oh as far as your 3/16" rubber material, what was the cost and how much did u need? Did you also do the rear? This is very interesting as i have 3" Coilovers and a 2" bd lift with 35" MTR's that put mud all over up in my engine bay and water from puddles, soaks the sh#t outta my K&N filter .

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Davis3000 said:
I have posted this in the past but just wanted to get this fawking newbie thing off of my profile so I am being post whore heheh!

For those who havent seen it,it's a few cheap mod writeups that you can do when you are bored and kinda broke.Enjoy

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hey, that's pretty good....for a white boy like you ;)

that type of BPV relocate is cool unless you have a lot of different weight loads in your bed (like me and my firewood) ; for that an extension bracket works best.
 
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83srtoy said:
Nice. So what is OSH? A store or what, just curious. Thats a nice idea, i think my ass is going to tackle this process ASAP. Oh as far as your 3/16" rubber material, what was the cost and how much did u need? Did you also do the rear? This is very interesting as i have 3" Coilovers and a 2" bd lift with 35" MTR's that put mud all over up in my engine bay and water from puddles, soaks the sh#t outta my K&N filter .

Sean
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OSH is Orchard Supply and Hardware. The rubber material is actually 1/8" not 3/16" . I will be doing the rear in the future. I have templates for sale that way you just trace it onto the rubber.... attach and done!!!

I purchased 7 ft of the rubber and that was just enough to do both sides on the front I think it came to like 12.00 for the rubber lining
 
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hytenor said:
hey, that's pretty good....for a white boy like you ;)

that type of BPV relocate is cool unless you have a lot of different weight loads in your bed (like me and my firewood) ; for that an extension bracket works best.
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Hey I have my moments haha I can do some thinga ;) I do agree if you are carrying heavy loads then it's better to just use a extended bpv bracket
 
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Do you got a picture of the rear bracket that is welded to the bed? Im thinking of just making that piece and doing the same thing with the rubber mats as you did.
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I didnt take any pics of the bracket attached to the bed it was getting dark and I needed a beer so I stopped heheh. I actually used self tapping screws to attach the brack which was a PITA I recomend welding it.I can take a pic tommorow if you want

I am selling the template for the gap gaurds that will fit a 2" body lift...I will have the 3" ready soon
 
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