CHPMustang
Senior Member
Well thats disappointing! I was in there last July and he had em
Have you checked with 4 wheel parts?
Have you checked with 4 wheel parts?
Has anyone seen these???
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Yeah, I know 4whelparts has them, but only in their magazine not online and I have a buddy locally that could get me the best deal possible (dealer price), but he moans and groans when I ask for deals...
SDHQ is real close to me, but my opinion is SDHQ is only out to make $$$$$. I added a few stickers to my cart one day and the total was like $15.00 and I thought that's weird, the stickers were only a buck or two a piece how is it that much???? But then add on 8 or 9 dollars for shipping on a 6 or 7 dollar total (100 mile distance) and you get your stickers back! It's the principle behind the entire ordeal... I can't be the little guy who gets it stuck to him.
Sad to say I have basically written SDHQ off because of that one incident.
SDHQ is real close to me, but my opinion is SDHQ is only out to make $$$$$. I added a few stickers to my cart one day and the total was like $15.00 and I thought that's weird, the stickers were only a buck or two a piece how is it that much???? But then add on 8 or 9 dollars for shipping on a 6 or 7 dollar total (100 mile distance) and you get your stickers back! It's the principle behind the entire ordeal... I can't be the little guy who gets it stuck to him.
Sad to say I have basically written SDHQ off because of that one incident.
what Barney-friggin-Fife town do YOU live in where they make you have mud flaps on a truck?
The AZ statute states if it is a 1-ton it must have mud flaps period (stock height included). Now if it is any lower 250, 150 etc. and lifted higher than stock hight it requires mud flaps.
This specific statute states the mud flaps must be NO LESS than 8" from the ground and wide enough to cover the entire width of the tire. So stock 350's or like 1-tons come standard with mud flaps.
This specific statute states the mud flaps must be NO LESS than 8" from the ground and wide enough to cover the entire width of the tire. So stock 350's or like 1-tons come standard with mud flaps.