Post Pics of your Tuxedo Raptor

LandFill said:

Very sharp black scab Rob! I'm thinking of going with the same exhaust exit location.

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Thanks man, I'm actually going to dump my exhaust here soon. I recently melted the bottom edge of my fender flare so now its time to get rid of the pipe out the side.

I'm customizing the interior and exterior of my '13 screw to mimic the Tuscany Black Ops package. Started with the touch screen background. Getting console and headrests from Raptor Embroidery.


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I made a few changes

skyl3r said:

I made a few changes

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Glassworks or Boatec fenders?

starkall said:

Glassworks or Boatec fenders?

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Glassworks... Do not use Boatec. I had those on there first.

The day I brought mine home.

skyl3r said:

Glassworks... Do not use Boatec. I had those on there first.

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Why didn't Boatec work out? I was under the impression a lot of the trucks TMX works on put the Boatecs on

Mudbutt,
Yes TMX did use alot of Boatecs. Recently Boatec has sold a plastic product that has a major flaw, once the fenders are painted and the UV/heat hits them, they melt. There is a problem with the way the plastic epoxy was mixed. Unfortunately, Boatec was not prepared to handle this problem and correct it as a business should. Instead of fixing the issue and giving new fenders, they patched the existing product with fiberglass and sold them to customers as new. These fenders also melted as soon as they were in the sun.



and before anyone falls over and dies that I am badmouthing a product...I realize that any product could have a flaw or failure. But it is how the company chooses to support the consumer that makes or breaks them in my opinion. Although, Boatec did not chose to do the right thing, Jason & TMX corrected the problem and installed Glassworks, real fiberglass fenders.

Sky

Good to know. I'll be going with glassworks then for sure.

Thanks to Chris for a bunch of these photos as SnoBall II.