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03-08-2004, 06:28 PM
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new rockers from GMC Pauls
i just got my new rockers from GMC Pauls today and wondered if any of yall have ever bought these and how much modification you had to do?I put the drivers side up to the cab and it is already pretty damn close....what do you guys do if there is a little gap here and there?....the gaps didnt look much bigger than like 1/16 or so,maybe 1/8
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03-08-2004, 08:14 PM
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now thats a true COON DOG
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I myself have bought a couple sets of rockers from Paul! And they always fit great! that small amount of a gap is normal and as far as I know there suppose to fit like that. The little bit of gap mine had I filled with seam sealer! Just like the factory did it!
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03-09-2004, 05:40 AM
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ok,thanks.....just wasnt sure about the tiny gaps
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03-09-2004, 09:46 AM
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You could always wire feed welt it...
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03-09-2004, 02:00 PM
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now thats a true COON DOG
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you could always wire feed weld it....
Yep, thats how I do it!
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current project 67 402BB stout th350 3.08's with a locker. Plan on tubs 18.5's out back! (thanks Burnsman!)71 SWB Stepside, was a 250, now is a 402 Big Block with 4 speed and 3.73's ( was crushed by a tree, bed sold, motor pulled) was my first truck!... oh well...72 LWB 4x4 350 4-speed 3.08's posi wearing army olive drab green (SOLD!) 68 BURB 50TH LOOKALIKE work in progress, soon to have 250-I6 with a 3-speed on the tree 4.11's and posi ( currently sitting in back yard tarped awaiting time, $$$, and lots of love!) 67 1 TON- work truck 396 sm 420 4-speed, flat bed 4.57 gears "big red" (my first landscape truck, very rusty and crusty! but still gets the job done when needed!) |
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03-09-2004, 02:32 PM
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ahh just use some JB weld on it
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