Flash Video Test.

Tahoe Bolt-Over Installation Video:

Fab Fours Winch Bumpers and Grille Guards!

Stylin' Trucks, the Undisputed World Champion of Truck Accessories, is proud to announce the addition of Fab Fours line of off-road motoring products to it's already extensive line of truck accessories.

The most notable additions to the Stylin' Trucks family are Front Winch Bumpers With Grille Guards, and Front Winch Bumpers without Grille Guards. They also have rugged and tough rear bumpers for your truck and differential covers to protect your rear end!

And for your Jeep, they offer the Front Lifestyle Bumper, the Front Hardcore Bumper, and Fab Fours Jeep Rock Sliders.

So get off your rear and snag some Fab Fours off road truck accessories from Stylin' Trucks.

New hot stuff for the 2008 Ford Super Duty

Wow! Those fools over at Stylin' Trucks, ya know, the Undisputed World Champion of Truck Accessories, well, they've got some great new light up logo door sill plates for the 2008 Ford Super Duty truck.

So head on over to Stylin' Trucks and find out if the EL Lighted Super Duty Logo Sill Plates from Recon are right for your Super Duty.

And remember to stop back to the Undisputed World Champion of Truck Accessories' site and pick up some great truck accessories.

Stylin' Trucks adds an new truck accessory!

Stylintrucks.com, the Undisputed World Champion of Truck Accessories has just added the ProRac cargo management systems to their awesome line of products.

Head over to their website and check out the ProRac Soft Tonneau Rack Systems, there is one called Sport, and one called Utility. Obviously the ProRac Utility Soft Bed Cover Rack is taller and stronger than the sport.

They also have bike carriers, cargo baskets, and rack attachments to carry your skis or water equipment.

Not a bad system, and when they're being sold by Stylin' Trucks, these truck accessories can't be bad!!

Go check out ProRac Systems.

Special Deals over at Stylin' Trucks!

Don't miss out on all of the hot deals over at StylinTrucks.com!! From now until December 10th, you can get a free $40 Gift Card with any purchase over $200! So buy something for yourself and give the card away - or buy someone that special truck accessory they've been whining about and keep the gift card for yourself. It's up to you.

Better Quality Fuel=Better Engine Performance

If you could purchase fuel immediately after the "refinery" process, when it is the freshest and most-energy producing, wouldn't you? Of course! Stylin Trucks, helps you achieve this level of fuel superiority with the new Fitch® Fuel Catalyst.

Once fuel has been refined, it sits in a holding tank, waiting to get pumped into transport vehicles. Fuel is then shipped worldwide where it sits in the holding tank at the gas station until you finally purchase it. Fuel refined at 93 octane, for example, has substantially lost it potency and freshness, degrading back to its original crude oil state.

This product ensures that all fuel delivered to a combustion engine is in its optimal condition, allowing your engine to extract the maximum amount of energy with minimal emissions per kg of fuel.

The Fitch® Fuel Catalyst is a maintenance-free device warranted for 250,000 miles. It can be easily installed in the fuel line much like a fuel filter, or directly into the fuel tank. The average improved fuel economy is between 1-2.5 mpg.

For more information, please visit http://www.stylintrucks.com/ and type “Fitch Fuel Catalyst” in the search box.

Protect Yourself and Your Family From Tailgaters

Good day all!

We all know that drivers today are crazy and we need to arm ourselves with whatever vehicle safety devices we can. New from Stylin’ Trucks, the Sudden Stop Flashing LED Plate Frame is an easy-to-install license plate frame that flashes super-brite LED lights when you slam your brakes, and ONLY when you slam your brakes. The tailing driver now has a 1/4 second faster reaction time at 60 MPH, with as much as 20 feet of additional stopping distance!

Installation is as easy as putting on a license plate. All you need to install Sudden Stop is a screwdriver. No wiring to your vehicle’s brake or electrical system is necessary. Everything needed for Sudden Stop to operate is contained in the unit itself, including the batteries.

Sudden Stop is always on. Its built-in batteries last 15,000 hours so you are always prepared to prevent a rear-end collision. Protect yourself and your family.

For more information, please visit www.StylinTrucks.com and type "Sudden Stop" in the search box.

Test your Metal! What kind is it?

When consumers go to purchase a high performance, truck exhaust sytem, they are often faced with a dilemma - what kind of exhaust system should I get?

Or more specifically, what type of metal do I want my exhaust system to be manufactured from? Well, here's an easy-t0-understand primer I found in the July 2007 issue of "Truck & SUV Performance and Accessory Retailing." The author is listed as Martin Barkey, CEO, MBRP Inc.

So, here are the three primary material grades used in aftermarket exhaust sytems and their relative benifits/shortcomings. Enjoy.

Aluminized Steel: Not Stainless

Aluminized steel is a heavy-gauge steel that has been offered as a solution for the cost-conscious customer. It is not a stainless-steel materal grade.

Aluminized steel is the ideal option for customers who require a solution that offers the best performance at a low price-point. It is also an option for those who reside in a geographical area where weather is typically dry and mild. When used in more demanding applications and extreme weather, this materal will show signs of wear and rust more quickly than stainless steel. Aluminized stainless usually carries a one-year warranty, depending on the manufacturer.

T409 Stainless

T409 stainless, also known as ferritic stainless, is probably the best-known and most popular grade of stainless available. T409 is a low-carbon steel that is at least 12-percent chromium. it is a rugged, durable, long-lasting material grade offering a variety of finishes from dull "mill" finish to a high-shine finish.

In extreme applications and harsh weather conditions, it can eventually show signs of wear, such as surface rust, but the core of this material will remain solid. It offers a high-value, attractive material selection at a more affordable price. This material grade usually carries between a 5- to 10-year warranty, depending on the manufacturer.

T304 Stainless

T304 stainless, also known as austenitic stainless, is generally the highest material grade used for exhaust sytems. It is an aircraft-quality, 16-gauge stainless containing 18-20 percent chromium and 8-10 percent nickel.

The material is highly durable and it will never rust. It is very attractive and, even after extended use, can be polished to a high-shine finish. It also has the lightest weight of any of the material grades because of its high chromium content.

T304 stainless is the perfect choice for vehicles that will be owned for an extended period of time and/or need to stand up to rugged use or challenging weather conditions. It's also the only choice for the truck or SUV owner who simply wants to very best or is using their vehicle as a show vehicle. T304 aftermarket exhaust systems automatically add to the value of the vehicle, and the appearance is exceptional.

Because it is the finest material grade available, T304 also has a higher price point. This material grade frequently carries a lifetime warranty, depending on the manufacturer.

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And that's a wrap. So, how did you like your primer of exhaust system material grades? If you live in the northern United States (like me) and have to deal with lots of rain in the summer, and snow and ice(and salt) in the winter, then you definitely want to go with the T304. I mean, any other exhaust system will rust to pieces in a very short time.

At the other end of the spectrum, you fools down in Texas and Arizona are good to go with your standard Aluminized system. Dry, hot conditions are no problem for this metal and it holds up just fine for a long time.

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Max Energy Programmer available at Stylin' Trucks.

Stylin' Trucks has the new Max Energy programmer from Hypertech in stock! And they even made a video about it. Check it out!

Superchips' $50 available at StylinTrucks.com

Howdy y'all,

I'm back to tell you about the new Superchips rebate offer. From July 15th thru August 31 you get $50 back from Superchips when you purchase their new Flashpaq vehicle tuner.

So don't get left behind. You know that you want a performance tuner that goes the distance. This baby adjusts for aftermarket tire sizes, changes shift points, transmission line pressure, and many other options.

So head on over to StylinTrucks.com and get this newest of truck accessories!

Hot new truck accessory at Stylin' Trucks!

Whoa, those fools over at Stylin' Trucks have a new truck accessory for you; Putco Ion Chrome 3rd brake lights!

These things are slick. You already know that Putco makes tons of truck accessories that really spice up the look of your truck or SUV. They've got lots of chrome and stainless products, as well as some lighting products.

Well, in their line of automotive lighting accessories, they've come out with a line of LED 3rd Brake Lights. Well, the guys at Stylin' Concepts were kind enough to make a video showing the product:

Video:



So that's it, head on over to StylinTrucks.com and pick one up for your ride!

Thanks!!

Swarovski Crystals are hot!!

Whoa! Have you heard of Swarovski crystals? They're man-made crystals. Like fake diamonds. Well, here's the Wikipedia entry for Swarovski.

Anywho, not only can you get a Swarovski LED Dress, but you can get Swarovski badges for your truck of SUV.

Totally, there is a company called Iced Out Emz that makes beautiful badges for trucks, SUVs, and cars. The badges come in a variety of shapes and sizes (the most popular of which show numbers on them, to represent the size of wheels that adorn your sled.) So check out the Swarovski Iced Out Emz!

V8 Chevrolet Colorado!

So, talk of a possible 5.3L V8 Chevy Colorado option has the whole automotive internet freaking out. That little baby will be the most powerful mid-size pickup, finally beating out the 5.9L Dodge Dakota R/T.

Now, keep in mind that the Dakota R/T is a full-on high performance truck. It's got a slightly lower stance, wider tires and different suspension components. The Colorado will probably have some upgraded components, but that's just to handle the big V8 and the onrush of torque and HP. It won't be flashy and high-performance. Or will it?

I bet a true Colorado SS V8 could smoke anything else out there. You put in a locking diff, some sticky tires and you're off to the races. This should be a truly impressive truck.

Here are a few places where others are discussing this issue:

Mini-Trucks blog: They've got a posting today on the Chevy Colorado 5.3L

Autoblog: Talks about the various possible engine options, as well as the cylinder deactivation feature that would get amazing gas mileage out of the Colorado V8.

Jalopnik: They bring up the subject over at Jalopnik. There are some nice comments about what the Colorado V8 has in store for the truck marketplace.

That's all for today. See ya!

Hawk Brake Pads for trucks and SUVs.

Hey, some guys from Powerslot rotors and from Hawk Brake Pads came in today for training. So here are some notes about the different types of brake pads that Hawk has to offer:
(Information retreived from Hawk's 2006 Performance Brake Catalog)

HPS
Performance Street Compound

When it comes to performance braking, there is no competition. This unique Ferro-Carbon compound combines the safety and quality of Aerospace design partnered with the braking technology of motorsports. Much impoved braking over OE and standard replacement brake pads.

• Recommended for import & domestic automobiles

Performance Ceramic
Luxury & Touring Compound

Specially formulated ceramic composite developed to meet the ultra-low dust, low noise performance of OE ceramic brake pads. Performance Ceramic pads also feature a fade resistant, linear friction profile that produces improved braking over OE with smooth engagement characteristics. Performance Ceramic - quiet, clean & fast stopping.

• Recommended for import & domestic automobiles, luxury SUVs, sport trucks & vans.

LTS
Light Truck & SUV Compound

LTS Ferro-Carbon material is specifically designed for the larger brake systems used in full-sized light trucks. LTS offers improved braking over OE, superior fade resistance and excellent pad and rotor life.

• Recommended for import & domestic full-sized SUVs, vans & light trucks.

SUPERDUTY
Severe-Duty Truck Compound

• Recommended for profesional fleets and light trucks towing excessive payloads

HP PLUS
Autocross

• Recommended for Autocross, Solo II and track day event applications.

For more information on these truck accessories, or any other truck or SUV accessories, please visit StylinTrucks.com!

Great Things over at TruckAccessory.com

There are some great things happening over at the truckaccessory.com blog. They've begun posting (almost) every day and are really dropping some great information into the blogosphere.

They've got an article about common wheel and tire balancing problems.

A really nice blurb all about Bushwacker Fender Flares.

And a link to Pepsi's DUB Wheel Designer.

Get over there and check it out! Also, go to Stylin' Trucks for all of your truck accessories needs.

New Faces at Stylin Concepts.

Yowza! There are some new faces over at truck accessory retailer Stylin' Concepts. They sell all sorts of truck accessories and hot performance products to take your truck or SUV from mild to wild!

Anywho, check out these new faces:

New Dude #1. New Dude #2. New Dude #3.

I like New Dude #3 the best. He's pretty cool and seems like a really nice guy. Now New Dude #1 and New Dude #2, I'm still not sure about them. We'll see...:)

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Cleveland Auto Show Part II - The Jeep Experience

In my last post, I talked about the Dodge experience at the Cleveland Auto Show. Now I'll outline what I experienced at the Jeep exhibit. It was awesome.

After the Dodge heart-attack-demo I sauntered over to the Jeep exhibit where a much more impressive driving course was set up. Only it was four times the size of the Dodge demo area and a little more engaging. Not only was there a course there for test rides but it was a really, really nice setup.

Basically, the idea is the same as the Dodge exhibit; you get a test ride in a vehicle. But instead of a short burst of straight-line acceleration, you are taken on some sort of pre-built off-road course. It’s great. The whole setup is built of really heavy-duty wood (timber?) and there is a thick layer of mulch covering the floor. Add a couple of trees and we’d have been out in the Alaskan frontier. As I typed before, a really nice setup.

Anyways, so you stand in line outside the barriers and wait your turn. When you get to the head of the line, you are ushered to a waiting Jeep vehicle. They had quite a few available and I may not remember them all, but there was a Grand Cherokee, a few Wrangler Rubicons, some new four door Wranglers and maybe a Liberty or two.

After buckling up, you are jostled around as the driver shows you the wheel articulation by driving over some large, oddly-spaced timbers, then you are bounced around as the ground clearance is demonstrated by driving over some obstacles of varying height.

Next is some sort of sideways ramp that you are driven over. This doesn’t sound or look very impressive, until you are inside the Jeep and you look to the sides and either see the floor or the ceiling. I think this was to demonstrate the Jeep’s ability to not flip over on its side and kill you. Plus one for Jeep.

After that was some sort of traction demonstration that we rolled over. Three of the vehicle’s four tires were set on these rollers while the fourth was left on hard pavement. So, when the driver stepped on the gas, the three tires on rollers got no traction. But due to the Jeep’s capabilities, the one tire that could get traction did. Again, kudos to Jeep.

The last two things were cool. Ok, one of them was cool. One area was to show us the water fording (driving through water) capabilities of the little Jeep. I think that there was 18 inches of water that we drove through. I wasn’t too impressed until I remembered that most cars couldn’t handle a 1/3rd of that depth. But forget that.

The coolest thing was a hill climb that our little-Jeep-that-could completed. I’d say that it was about fifteen feet high and the driver told me that the angle was thirty-five degrees. I don’t know what you’re picturing, but let me tell you, I would have needed stairs and/or a rope to climb this thing. The Jeep, however, didn’t seem to have a problem. As my eye-line rose towards the ceiling I could feel my body sinking further into the seat and I instinctively grabbed for the overhead bar. You could hear a distinct Tink-Tink-Tink as the change left my pockets and joined everybody else’s in the back of the Jeep. Looks like I don’t have to tip my driver…

Let me tell you, if I was in the market for a Dodge or Jeep vehicle, these exhibits would have sold me. Feeling the full onslaught of the Dodge Charger’s impressive acceleration and braking really brought that car out of the magazine pages and into reality. Having never thought about buying a Jeep, I could now see myself fording streams and climbing over hill and dale in pursuit of happiness. Thanks, folks, you done well.

For more information about the Cleveland Auto Show, go head over to Stylin' Concepts website. They sent their writer and photographer out there to check it out. I'll post a link when they make their article live.

UPDATE: Here is the link to the Cleveland Auto Show Review.

Oh, and head over to Stylin' Concepts if you are in the market for any truck accessories. They've got everything.

The Cleveland Auto Show - I-X Center, Feb. 24 - Mar.4, 2007

Lemme tell you about the Dodge exhibit over at the Cleveland Auto Show. It was great. Here's kind of something I typed up about it for something else, but I'll use it here. Enjoy:

The smarties over at Dodge had an area set up where you get to ride in one of a few different cars (A Charger SRT8, a few Magnum SRT8s and a Jeep Nitro RT.)

Now notice that I said “ride-in.” You don’t actually get to drive the car (for safety and insurance reasons) but you do get to ride in it while a professional race-car driver launches it from 0 to 30 in about a half second.

Here’s how it goes: There is a decent sized rectangular area (50’ x 150’) with barricades around it. Inside the barricades is essentially an oval. The cars are lined up along one long side, where you stand in line. You wait your turn and then are greeted by some nice folks who safely usher you into the next available coach. You get in and are greeted by the driver as he or she instructs you to fasten your safety belt. Do this! The car is then gently pulled forward, passing under a safety gate and around one end of the oval. You are now on the opposite long side of the oval, facing a straightaway that is about 100’ long. At the far end is a pair of huge safety lights, one red, one green, lots of yellow caution tape, some orange cones and one very ominous looking barricade.

The safety light turns from red to green and the driver asks if you are ready. You give an affirmative answer and are rewarded with a vicious growl from the engine, a little tire chirp (traction control was on) and the satisfying feeling of being thrown back in your seat. Suddenly the lights, caution tape, cones and barricade all seem to come at you in full attack mode. I imagined the barricade saying to the cones, “Here’s my big chance, boys! I’m gonna snag me a Charger!”

But before the barricade gets his big break, the green light turns to red and the Dodge’s high-performance brake system is engaged. Again, you are rewarded. But this time you are launched forward against the seat belt as the car comes to a (very) healthy stop.

Another safety gate passes overhead as you casually round the next corner and line up along the first side again. Your doors are opened by the same valets from earlier and you are thanked for trying the Dodge Experience and ushered back out onto the show floor.

Was it awesome? Yes. Would I do it again? Yes. If I had the money, would I now be in the market for a Dodge Charger SRT8? You bet I would. Would I like a Dodge representative to loan me one for an extended test drive? Of course.

Check out the next post where I talk about the awesome Jeep exhibit...

And if you're interested in truck accessories, I'd recommend checking out Stylin' Concepts' website at Http://www.stylinconcepts.com

And don't forget to enter Stylin' Concepts' latest sweepstakes where they give away a Tahoe.

DJM Suspension/Stylin’ Concepts to Give Away Custom Chevy Tahoe!

Independence, Ohio January 11, 2007: Stylin’ Concepts, the world leader in aftermarket truck & SUV accessories, is pleased to announce the completion of its first sweepstakes truck of 2007, a fully-customized 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe. Entries for the sweepstakes will be accepted between March 13, 2006 and June 15, 2006. Visit www.stylinconcepts.com/WinTahoe for details and to enter the drawing.
Starting with a bone-stock 2007 Chevy Tahoe, the Stylin’ Concepts build team added a slew of aftermarket accessories for both hot styling and great performance. Performance accessories include a retuned ECU by way of an SLP Performance Tuner, along with an SLP high-performance rocker arm kit and high-flowing intake system, that’s fed by a Keystone Ram-Air hood. Exhaust gasses are then routed out through a stainless steel Magnaflow exhaust system...

See the rest of the press release on their website.

Truck Accessories.

New Products at Stylin' Concepts!

Whoa! I'm listening to Metallica right now. It rules. I wish that Metallica made their own brand of truck accessories. That would rule!! I mean, what would be cooler than Metallica door handles, or a mirror in the shape of that Metallica chinese star symbol. You know, this one.

Anywho, truck accessories rule. Step bars, nerf bars, headlights, lift kits, suspension lowering kits, body kits, big wheels and tires, shocks, struts, strut bars, sway bars, brakes, calipers, rotors, drums, brake pads. It all rules. Air intake systems, Exhaust systems, superchargers, turbochargers, cams, injectors, computer tuning! Man!

Hey, what about that Chevrolet Colorado that Stylin' Concepts was giving away. I mentioned it in the post about the Chevrolet Colorado Sweepstakes. Well, they finally have video up of the giveaway, so go check it out. Or you can see all of Stylin' Concepts vids over on YouTube. Just go to YouTube.com/TruckAccessories and check them out!!

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Jeep Cherokee SRT600

Wow!! The Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT600 is crazy! It's made by Hennessey. Now, I don't know if this is the same Hennessey that makes the alcahol, but who cares? This thing is a beast. The company takes a stock SRT8 Grand Cherokee (Availabe in 6.1L HEMI or 5.7L HEMI) and then turbocharges that thing. What originally put out around 420 hp now melts the rubber with 620 hp.
This thing goes zero to 60 in only 3.7 Seconds!! That's faster than a Porsche 911! That's faster than a Corvetter! That's faster than Captain Planet!!

I just hope that there will be some awesome truck accessories available for this thing before too long...

Chevrolet Colorado Sweepstakes

Yowza! Those peeps over at Stylin' Concepts just gave away one of their sweepstakes trucks for 2006. Yes, I know that it is now 2007, but the sweepstakes was in 2006 and didn't end until some time in December. Well, the sweepstakes winner was there the other day to pick up her new truck.

If you don't know the full details about the truck, it is a fully customized 2006 Chevrolet Colorado. A Skyjacker suspension lift kit was installed, large off-road wheels and tires, and a big assortment of other truck accessories.

So, go check out the announcement. Oh, and I hear that they have video of the giveaway, so hopefully that'll be up later.

See ya!

Tires, wheels, rubber, boo-ya!

Hey, all.
Check it. I just got the newest issue of 8-Lug magazine. It's is a truck magazine devoted to 3/4 and 1-ton pickups. Or 2500 and 3500 pickups. Whatever you want to call them. Anywho, there is a great article in here on tires. You should check it out. The article isn't up on their site yet (I get advanced copies of the magazine), but should be soon. Check it out!

Oh, and don't forget to buy truck accessories for your ride.

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Truck Accessories

Wow, those guys over at Stylin' Concepts are really slick. They've got a whole section of their site devoted to press releases. Press releases? Why?

Let me tell you. Because press releases are how the world learns about things. Say you saw something cool on Yahoo's home page. Maybe it's a little story about some cool new gadget. Well, nobody would know about that cool little gadget if someone at that company hadn't issued a press release about it.

So, if you want to stay on top of all of the new truck accessories and new truck products, then you need to stay on top of the Truck Accessory Press Release section over at Stylin' Concepts.

Oh, and truck accessories rule.

Look out World - here comes Feedback!

Those jokers over at Stylin' Concepts are really starting to get their act together. As of today they are posting Customer Feedback right on their website. They also have feedback from some of their online customer profile people, Nate with his Yukon Denali, and Greg with his Sierra Hot Rod.

And don't forget about the videos that they are starting to do. They've got a whole article about their last truck show with videos. And, product videos and other things are starting to show up on Stylin' Concepts' YouTube page.

Oh, and there are a few other things happening around here. The Cleveland Federated Auto Parts Auto-Rama is coming up in a few months. Stylin' sent a photographer there last year to get some Auto-Rama coverage.

Also, the Cleveland Auto Show is coming to town. I can't wait to go and check out all of the new rides. I hope to see you there!!

New Truck Accessory for Classic Chevy Pickups

Whoa! They never stop! The fools over at Stylin' Concepts have a new video up that talks about their new LED taillight conversion kit for 1973-1987 Chevy Pickup trucks. The kit is manufactured by Technostalgia and includes all necessary hardware.

Here's the vid, though the product won't be available on their truck accessory site for a few days...



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Happy New Year - Suckaz!

Whoa! I hope all of you fools had a good new year. It looks like the busy bees at Stylin' Concepts were hard at work. They've got a video up on their website that shows their recent truck show. Check out the truck show video. And don't forget to go to their web site for all of your truck accessories.

Or you can actually see the vids here! It's one big video that they cut up into three little vids for your viewing pleasure. See below...

Here's part one!


Here's part two!


Here's part three!


Have a good day!

2003 Yukon Denali Biography over at Stylin' Concepts

Those guys over at Stylin' Concepts are at it again! They've got a hot new bio on their articles page that talks about a really hot 2003 GMC Yukon Denali. Here's an excerpt:

The process begins with the Volant air intake system, where the incoming air stream is filtered through a high-flowing, conical style air filter and crammed past an Airaid Poweraid throttle body spacer. The clean air is then sucked into the Magnacharger supercharger where it is force-fed, in mass quantities, to each hungry, waiting cylinder. After a very violent explosion, the spent gasses are routed through stainless steel headers from Gibson and a dual 3" stainless exhaust system with high-flowing Magnaflow stainless mufflers.

But how can the factory transmission ever handle all of that power? It can't. Nate has outfitted his Denali with an FLT 4L60E Level 5 Transmission kit and a Precision Industries torque converter. The "Vigilante" series torque convertor uses a 3-disc clutch that puts plenty of squeeze on the cryogenically treated billet output shaft. A Trans Go HD-2 shift kit adds additional line pressure when necessary, and a Corvette transmission servo gives out the marching orders.

So don't get angry if Nate leaves your ride sitting at a stoplight in a cloud of burned tire and asphault smoke - you never had a chance. But don't worry, that doesn't happen too often. A much more likely occurrance would be the complete dismantling of your vehicle by the massive audio shockwave that the Denali's stereo system puts out.

That's all you can read here. Get over to Stylin' Concepts article page and you can read the rest.

Get yourself some hot truck accessories and get yourself a Stylin' Bio Page!

KMC Dually Wheels

Hey, suckers!

I know it can be hard for guys with Dually trucks to find hot billet wheels for their rides. Well, now a very well known company is making billet wheels for dually trucks - KMC Wheels.

So, go check them out!

Stylin' Concepts Announces F150 Sweepstakes Winner!

Stylin' Concepts Announces F150 Sweepstakes Winner Independence, Ohio – November 3, 2006: Stylin’ Concepts, the nation’s leading retailer of truck and SUV accessories, has announced Stephen Wilson of Brooklet, GA, as the winner of its Belltech/Stylin’ Concepts 2006 Sweepstakes. As the winner, Wilson walked away with a fully-customized 2006 Ford F150. Stylin’ Concepts’ past sweepstakes vehicles include a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado, given away in 2004, and two vehicles given away in 2005: a 2005 Ford F150 and a 2005 Chevrolet Tahoe. Wilson, 28, was very happy when he found out that he had won, “I was pretty psyched when I got the letter, it was so hard to believe.” The truck was awarded to Wilson by Stylin’ Concepts’ President, John Milos, in a special presentation at the 2006 SEMA show in Las Vegas. “SEMA was awesome! You see it (the trade show) on TV and you hear about it, I finally got my chance to go there,” Wilson said. His name was chosen randomly from over 38,000 entries. The sweepstakes truck, sponsored by both Stylin’ Concepts Truck Accessories and Belltech Suspension, has many modifications, including a Belltech lowered suspension kit, 22-inch Boyd Coddington wheels, a Magnusson supercharger and a custom Corsa exhaust system. Other goodies include a Keystone fiberglass ram air hood, a Gaylord’s hard tonneau cover, a bolt-on lambo door kit from LSD Doors, Inc., and a custom paint job. Entries for Stylin’ Concepts’ other 2006 sweepstakes truck, a 2006 Chevrolet Colorado in full off-road trim, are being accepted until the close of the contest on Dec. 29, 2006. For full contest rules and to enter to win, visit Stylin’ Concepts’ website at www.StylinConcepts.com. Stephen Wilson (center) next to Stylin' Concepts' President, John Milos, and the rest of the Stylin' Concepts purchasing team.

Big Discussion over at ColoradoFans.com!

Ooh, hot topics floating 'bout the net! Over at ColoradoFans.com, a site dedicated to the Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon, they're having a hot discussion about the giveaway Chevy Colorado from Stylin' Concepts.

Check out the Sweepstakes Colorado discussion.

Also, there are new forums available at Minitruckinweb.com. It's the website run by MiniTruckin' magazine. They've got all sorts of articles and tech stories, some hot wallpaper for your computer's desktop and their brand new forums!

Get over there and check them out. And get over to our Squidoo truck accessory blog and check that out too!

Hey, while you're at it, get over to my other blog Truckaccessory.com and read up on all the newest truck accessory dirt!

Go henceforth and be profitable!

I like Burritos.

Stylin' Concepts' new giveaway truck!

I hope that you've used your time and skills to sign up for Stylin' Concepts new giveaway truck for 2006. It's a badass Chevrolet Colorado. Go enter to win it.

But their new truck just got into their shop. I saw it driving down the road. It's an SUV. And it's going to be awesome! Check back to Stylin' Concepts.com for more details!

New Truck Accessory Blog Feed at Squidoo!

Hey,
The fine folks over at Squidoo have picked up our site feed. All of our updated articles can be found on their squidoo truck accessory blog, as well as articles from a few other blogs that I happen to frequent.

• The Stylin Concepts Articles Page!
• The TruckAccessory.com Blog
• The TruckAcccessory.blogspot.com Blog!

Go check them out and get your learn on!

Sucker!

Billet Grill page, tally - Hoooooo!

Don't ask me what "tally - Hoooooo!" means 'cause I don't know. What I do know is, Stylin' Concepts has a new page on their site dedicated to Billet Grills. It's got information on installation, fit, finish and all sorts of stuff. The new informational page also has lots and lots of links to various types of billet grills. Check it out!

Performance Hoods

Whoa! Stylin' Concepts now has a whole page on their site dedicated to performance truck hoods. There are cowl induction hoods for trucks, ran air hoods, heat extractor hoods, and old-school, muscle-car style shaker hoods! Woo-hoo! Hoods rule!

Oh, and you know what else rules? The "reaheat" button on your microwave. It's like the little friend I never knew I had. I usually just grab food out of the fridge and eat it cold like some caveman. But I was feeling a little squirrely last night and decided to try out some of the automatic cooking functions of my expensive microwave. I'll give you my opinion and it's only one word - Nice!

Suckers!

Stylin' Concepts now shooting their own videos!

Check it out. Their photographer (apparently her name is Una?) has a video of her driving her FJ Cruiser over a boulder in the back of their parking lot. I don't know what's with the cheezy Def Lepperd(sp?), but whatever.



So take that! Suckers!

Bright and early for Truck Accessories

Whoa! What a killer weekend. I went to a rockin' concert on Friday night, another one on Saturday night, and some silliness happened yesterday. I can't go into too many details but I have to replace two slashed tires on my truck and there is a teenager somewhere in cleveland with a very badly broken hand and a broken nose. Maybe I'll call some local hospitals and see if anyone came in with those symptoms. Then I'll laugh because I win.

Young man, if you are reading this, don't set foot on my property again or there will be trouble. And you need trouble like you need a hole in the head. Capisce?

So, on to more awesome truck accessory related things. Uh, I've found this video that features an 05 Dakota with a flowmaster exhaust system. They don't say what the engine is, but I'm guessing that it's an R/T with the 5.9L. It sounds pretty mean.

There doesn't appear to be a ready-made Flowmaster exhaust system for this application, but the Flowmaster Super 40 series mufflers are available here.

That's it. Good luck, suckers!

Oh Shit!! We got videos!

Check it out. I've just invented the technology to put Youtube videos into my blog posts. I prayed to the Dark Lord and he came back with the information I needed.

So, here's our first video. It's a 1997-2003 Ford F150 stepside. He's got big wheels and a body kit. But mostly we're interested in his killer airbag setup. See, he's swapped out his stock suspension components for a custom air bag suspension. This allows him to let the air out of the bags and drag parts of his truck along the street. This video shows how that can be a problem sometimes. (Yes, you may have seen this before. It's been circulating around the 'net for a few years.)


Suckaz!

Nerf Bars are a girl's best friend.

Hey ladies, I've got an exciting offer for you. How about some step bars for your truck?

What, you were expecting something else? A diamond ring, perhaps. Or some other stupid symbol. Ladies, I'm not here to mess around. You won't be getting diamonds from me, or jewelry. Those items are useless. I like function.

That's why I buy all of my lady friends the new Platinum Step Bars from Westin. The fancy chrome-plated stainless exterior begs to be polished while the stylish, black, non-slip step surface just screams, "Step on me!!"

That's what they're for. See, if I were to get you a diamond ring it would sit on your finger until you die and then my hard earned money would be in the ground, for eternity.

A nice set of nerf bars, on the other hand, will be used hard, really, really hard and keep on going. Especially if they're manufactured by the venerable Westin. They've really got their shit together over there.

That's all for today. Buy step bars. Buy Westin. Go Browns!

Suckers!

Truck Accessories get going when the going is getting good.

Well, I opened this "new post" box with the intent of talking about truck accessories. Forget about that. I've come across something much, much more interesting: the new 4WheelDrive Hardware catalog.

These guys must have the worst timing of any catalog company, ever! They've dropped a sales catalog that makes fun of Steve Irwin (the public's most trusted animal expert.) two days after he died a horrible death. What the hell? You guys are a mess.

Obviously this catalog cover idea was thought of and quite possibly printed months ahead of time. The shipper probably dropped them in the mail two days before Mr. Irwin's untimely death. There was no way of knowing what would happen. Unless...

Perhaps a rival company knew of 4WheelDrive Hardware's intent to drop this Irwin-esque catalog and sabotaged them by offing Mr. Crock Hunta! Maybe there was a hired hand from AIM Industries inside of the stingray (or manta ray, who can tell the difference?).

Speaking of stingray, have you ever seen one of their faces? It's on the bottom of the damn thing and looks like a smiley face. It's f-ing terrifying.

I'm serious. Sea creatures scare the hell out of me. Land animals I understand. They've got legs that they walk on, heads on top of their bodies, some sort of "hands" and some sort of feet. But sea creatures...who the hell knows what's going on with them?

They've got tentacles (maybe testicles too. The only man brave enough to find out is now deceased.) But they've got appendages everywhere and armor and gills and lots of eyes and little flippers and various other forms of motion, legs, blow holes, uh...walking...swimming.

To tell you the truth, I don't know shit about sea life. All I know is that one time I was hanging out with Gramps down in Florida and he told me to go down by the water and stick my little 5-year old finger down into the sand. So I do.

Exactly one half-second later I feel as if my finger has been cut off. I yanked my wounded little finger out of the sand and there is a dreadful sea monster hanging from it. His horrible, tiny little claw was latched onto the end of my finger like a horrible little claw latched onto the end of my finger. Yeah, you guessed it, I screamed like a little girl.

I flailed my arms about like an idiot and the little monster let go and flew straight up into the air. It promptly landed at my feet and chased me around the beach for five whole minutes. Did dear old Grandpa help? No. Did the nice lady selling ice cream help? No.

Eventually a nice man ran over, picked up the little hell spawn and flung it back into the sea. "Be gone," he shouted! "I cast thee back where to whence thou came!" or something stupid like that. I don't remember, I was too little.

You know what doesn't suck? Truck accessories. Has a hood guard ever bitten you on the hand? Did your performance air intake system ever chase you around the beach and scare you to death? I didn't think so.

They've been nice to you, now be nice to them. There are many, many truck accessories that need a good home. They've been left on cold and lonely warehouse shelves for weeks at a time with no love. Please give to your local Truck Accessory Charity.

Please visit www.stylinconcepts.com for more information on how you can give these lonely truck accessories a good home.

Go Browns!

Truck Accessories are fun.

Hey, let's get something out of the way, right away. I don't claim to be curing cancer here and this blog sure aint rocket science. We're here to talk about truck accessories. Sometimes the topic can be slightly comical, sometimes it can be serious. But mostly, we're here to have fun. So get to it.

Suckers!

An open letter to truck accessories.

Truck Accessories,
I need to write you this letter as a confession. A confession of my love for you. Truck accessories, you've been with me in the best of times, and you were there in the worst of times.

Remember that road trip where we helped my dad's tired F150 squeeze out 22 MPG's? That was great. High Performance Air Intake system, you and your buddy, the dual exhaust system, really stepped up and took one for the team that day. You cleaned air and fed the Ford F-150's engine admirably.

Hood guard, you performed perfectly as well. Not a single bug hit the windshield. What about the time I accidentally drove through that mud puddle and you got dirty? I'm really sorry about that. I was being irresponsible and I apologise.

And my darling hood guard. Remember the time a rock hit you on the highway? You saved my life. The Dodge Ram in front of us didn't have the appropriate mud flaps installed and his rear tire kicked up the rock. That rock could have hit the hood or windshield. The windshield might have shattered and I would have lost control of my Silverado and flipped over and died. If only that driver loved accessorizing his Dodge truck as much as we do.

But don't fear, brave little hood shield. For you came with a lifetime warranty. All I had to do was call the retailer where I purchased you and they replaced you, no questions asked.

And I can't forget my little buddies, my carpeted floor mats. You guys are great. You protect my truck's factory carpet from the elements. Your raised lip traps dirt and water. Your thick, lush pile is comfortable for my feet. Your factory colors help you fit in perfectly. And the fact that you are custom fit for my truck, it makes me love you that much more.

Truck accessories, I can't believe that I'm actually telling you all this. I'm usually so shy. But I've been drinking and I have some thoughts to get off of my chest. Well, I had some thoughts, but they're gone now. You know...cause of the drinking.

Smooches,
Cleveland Mike

Truck Accessories - Not hard to find.

Why, oh why are there so many stock-looking trucks on the road these days? I mean, is it really that hard to call up Stylin' Concepts or JC Whitney and get an EGR Hood Guard?

Nobody should have to see stock trucks rolling around. It's a disgrace. That's why people don't run around naked. When I go out in public, I have the common decency to wear clothing. I don't want to offend anyone by having my naughty parts flopping all over the place. And neither should your truck.

A naked truck hood is a terrible thing to waste. You should install a hood guard onto the hood of your truck. Or if you prefer, just replace it with a hot fiberglass hood. It'll have scoops and air vents and be much more attractive than a hood with no truck accessories.

And what about shoes? Your truck's wheels and tires are like its shoes. Do you walk around barefoot and nasty-looking like Nicole Richie? I didn't think so. So hook your truck up with some nice wheels and tires.

What about the engine compartment, you know, the "heart" of your truck. Have you taken care of it with a nice air intake system? What about a performance exhaust system? Those are some of the first things you're going to want to do. You'll get some extra ponies out of your stock engine as well as pick up some MPGs.

Get away from that naked truck and put some hot truck accessories on it!

Guest Truck Accessory Blogger In Attendance!

Yay, my chubby little cousin Jackson is in town. (Yes, my aunt Linda named him "Jackson") He's a little developmentally challenged, but a really good kid. I told him that he could be my guest today. His fingers are too fat and greasy to type on the keyboard, so I'll type for him. I'm going to ask him a series of questions about truck accessories, and I'll put the answers here. Ready? Here we go...

Cleveland Mike: What do you think is the coolest truck right now?

Jackson: My daddy's truck!

Cleveland Mike: What kind of truck does your daddy drive?

Jackson: It's real big. (long pause) and red!

Cleveland Mike: Nice, buddy, nice. What's the deal with your hair, did your Mom ever show you how to brush it?

Jackson: No, I'm not allowed to. I hit my eye with the comb once...

Cleveland Mike: Ok, li'l guy, what's your favorite truck accessory?

Jackson: What's a truck axory?

Cleveland Mike: Not truck AXORY, it's truck accessory. A truck accessory is any aftermarket component that you add to your truck. You could add it for looks, for performance, or for economy reasons.

Jackson: E-comony?

Cleveland Mike: Yes, silly little Jackson, economy. A person can actually save money by spending money on their truck. See, if you install a tonneau cover on your truck, you will see mileage gains. The smoother airflow over the bed of the truck really cuts down on wind resistance and you get more miles for your gallon of gas. The cover pays for itself in a matter of months.

Jackson: But I wanna tipe! When do I get two?

Cleveland Mike: I already told you, bud, your little fingers are too fat. Plus you have chocolate all over them. Go ask your Mom for a wipey.

Jackson: (Runs off to get a "wipe-wipe" from Mommy) I'm back, now let me tipe!

Cleveland Mike: Fine. I'll ask you another question and you type your answer. If you want to boost the power of your truck, is it better to get a performance exhaust system, or to get a high-flowing air intake system?

Jackson: jn9ejdx7ag mxc x xjwimqw [.

Cleveland Mike: (he's asking me about the number keys now...I'm explaining that they are-

Jackson: 93738903jkd 98 03 4465/*/66546540+--*/*6454

Cleveland Mike: (he's getting pissed. he just hit me. I think he needs candy) Someone get this kid some Candy!!! (He's squeeling now, like a little baby pig from hell..)

Jackson: jklsdklnclasclksdfljke0p K;QLKJlke ;lWE;LKe ljQJKLQWEJ ;LQKWEJ;lqjel;jW LKqjkbQ8932O I2L;K1212 4 6+ 64+ 4645 []OI

Cleveland Mike: Whew, under control. His Mom took him...uh oh. She's coming back and she looks pissed.

Aunt Linda: Did you yell at him?!?

Cleveland Mike: No, he just started freaking out...

Aunt Linda: He said that you called him fat.

Cleveland Mike: No, I didn't call him fat. I said that his fingers were too fat to type on the keyboard...owWwW!(She just smacked me in the back of the head!)

Aunt Linda: Idiot! And what the hell are you typing? Stop it. I'm trying to have an intelligent conversation with you. Dont think that I won't lay you across me knee like I used to. Remember when you (it's too embarrassing to type)?

Cleveland Mike: (rolling eyes) yes...

Aunt Linda: ...And we had to cut your socks off with scissors? Your chubby little feet were stuck! You had the sock pattern imprinted in your skin for days...you were a lot chubbier than Jackson is. Lay off him. You're a bully. A bully that knows more about truck accessories and hot performance items than anyone ever will. And handsome. stop typing that! I didn't call you handsome! Your dad was handome. no, don't type that. stop it, stop it, stop it. -

Bring your truck. Accessories will follow.

See, you don't need to buy a truck that has a ton of options. You can get most things that the dealership offers elsewhere, and at a much cheaper cost. Check it out.

You buy a new truck and it comes with floor mats. Why not remove the floor mat option (which adds $200 to your invoice) and get some high-quality custom floor mats manufactured by Lloyd. They are a full posh carpeted mat, and they're less expensive than the silly factory floor mats.

Get some!

Another Day On the North Coast.

I know what you're thinking. I'm living the life here in Cleveland, right? I drive a quaint little car and live in a quaint little house on a quaint little street in the poorest major city in the United States.

Did you know that? This city is totally poor. I guess it's because the city spends my hard-earned dollars sending their maintenance crews to cut my grass down to the dirt and shred my beautiful flowers with string trimmers ("oops, sorry Mr. [Cleveland Mike], we got a report that this address was unoccupied..."). Or maybe it's because they assign a garbage truck to the West Side Market to pick up two loads of trash and the crew spends the rest of the day sleeping in the cab and reading the newspaper.

Oh well, the East and Southern coastline have hurricanes to deal with while the West coast has earthquakes. Up here, we just get snowed on. A lot. But it's better than being drowned or having the ground open up and swallow you alive.

Cheers.

Oh, and don't forget to check out some sweet truck accessories from my boys at Stylin Concepts. They've got anything you could want, from exhaust or intake systems, to side step bars, billet grilles, or even suspension kits.

Check 'em out, sucka!

Stylin' Concepts' High & Low Truck Show.

Yesterday was the Stylin' Concepts High & Low Truck Show. It was awesome. Lots of trucks and SUVs showed up in style! There were photographers from many truck magazines, a video crew, and lots of awesome trucks. Stay tuned for pictures.

Truck and SUV Protection Accessories.

Hey there, y'all! I'm back to talk to you about different types of truck accessories. Today, we'll be discussing protection accessories.

Not being in the truck and SUV accessory field, you may not know that there are many, many options out there. Things you probably never thought of. There are floor mats available, seat covers, and cargo trays.

As far as floor mats, there is a multitude of information available in a series of articles on Stylin' Concepts' website at StylinConcepts.com. They have an article that is a Floor Mat Buyer's Guide. There is an FAQ about floor mats. And a handy floor mat chart.

And let us not forget about replacement interior carpet. Maybe your truck or SUV needs an update inside, or the factory carpet is ruined. Here's an article about how easy it is to install new interior carpet.

One last thing, seat covers. If you're concerned about your carpet (as you should be), then you are equally worried about protecting your seats. They've got a buying guide for Truck and SUV seat covers.

Don't take it from me, go to their website and check this stuff out.

Deuce, Goose, Bruce, Loose, Moose and Truck Accessories!

Check it out! Toyota Tundra, Ford F150, Chevy Silverado. That's all for today, if you need more information on truck accessories, visit Stylin' Concepts Custom Truck and SUV Accessories! Related Links: Stylin Concepts Ford F150 Sweepstakes Truck Accessories Back to Stylin' Concepts Articles page

Jogging, Gankin' I-pods, Truck Accessories

That's all for today, if you need more information on truck accessories, visit Stylin' Concepts Custom Truck and SUV Accessories! Related Links: Stylin Concepts Ford F150 Sweepstakes Truck Accessories Head over to Stylin' Concepts Articles page

Clip-Clop, Flip-Flop, Tick-Tock - GAWD HELP ME!

Sign up for Stylin' Concepts' e-mail newsletter to get exclusive coupons, deals, and announcements directly to your inbox. And don't forget to sign up for their giveaway truck! Related Links: Sweet Deals on accessories! Ford F150 Sweepstakes More Deals! Truck Accessories Stylin' Concepts Article page

Things to consider before buying a replacement grille for your truck or SUV.

Six things to consider before buying a replacement grill. Material Matters When searching for a billet grill, you will find that there are numerous materials to choose from. Among the most popular is billet aluminum, which offers a premium look and stands up to the elements. Confirm that quality grade billet aluminum is used on your grill and that a chip-free powder-coating was applied. A polished finish will nicely complement your existing chrome trim. Bar Business Take note of the number of bars used in the grill. Rule of thumb: the more bars the better the look. Equally important, look for consistently spaced gaps between each bar. For repeatable precision, laser and water jet manufacturing processes yield the most consistent billet grill production results. Nice Curves Odds are there's some shape to your truck's front end. Choose a replacement grill insert that contours well to the front of your ride. Doing so will improve fit and ensure a custom finish. Technical Foul Face it, you want a billet grill to improve your vehicle's appearance, not junk it up. Get technical and take a look for visible welds. The right grill insert should have a seamless look. Also, look for quality hardware components. Mounting studs should be made of steel and be rigid with clean threads. Aluminum mounts should be avoided as they can be too pliable which may increase the chance of failure. Avoid threads coated with powder or paint and not in tact, making it difficult to apply the mounting nut and complete a proper billet grill installation. Muscle Matters Installation "tabs" should be part of the bar support. This reduces the number of welds, reinforcing grill insert strength. Another good strength check is finding out if the billet grill's contour was cut or "rolled" into shape. Rolling or bending can potentially compromise grill strength. Professional Help Installation of your billet grill insert will vary by application. Methods range from simple bolt-over grill inserts to full replacements requiring factory grill removal; only few require minor cutting. When it's time to install your grill insert, know your skill level and determine if professional help is needed to ensure a quality, stress free install. For more information on billet grilles or billet grills, please go to www.truckgrillesdirect.com.

Steaks

Anyways, Matty McG has a hood guard and window visors on his truck. He got them at Stylin' Concepts. They're nice units from EGR that carry a lifetime warranty. He's also got a slick intake system on his truck, so it sounds pretty mean.

That's it. I'm out!

Trends in the Truck Accessory Marketplace.

Today I just want to talk quickly about some different trends in the truck accessory marketplace.

Something that's coming back in a big way? Window visors. For some reason, these sons-of-bitches are flying off of store shelves. I think it's the recent promotions that Lund has been having.

See, Lund styling accessories just bought the billet grille and billet aluminum accessory manufacturer Trenz. They've since taken over the grill market and rebranded all of the Trenz grills as Lund Grills. Which is fine, they own the company. But now a lot of people are hearing the Lund name and they're looking for Lund products. They've got hood guards, window visors and all sorts of goodies to get your truck looking Hot!

Oh, and they've got a slick grill promotion with Stylin Concepts. If you buy a main grill for your truck, you'll receive a gift certificate for a free pack of Kansas City Steaks. I think you get six or eight steaks. Hey, it's a really good deal. I mean, you were probably going to buy one anyways, right? Now you get the high quality Trenz manufacturing that's grouped with Lund's award winning marketing and customer service and you've got a recipe for awesomeness!

Check them out!

Harry Potter and Lund Grills

Wow, that cat Harry Potter sure has done it again! I started reading the first book, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, again this week. I figure that I'll take my time and make my way through the books before the next one comes out. It's just a great read.

The magic of your first Harry Potter experience comes crashing back to you all over again. I'm having a great time learning about Chocolate Frogs, Bertie Botts Every-Flavor Beans, Vampires, spells, charms, potions, and the wonderfully fast-paced game of Quiddich!

So...in light of current world events (World Cup, North Korea Missiles, Big Brother starting!), maybe we can go over the basics of Quiddich. I'll toss some knowledge your way and you, in turn, can - Damn! I'm writing for the wrong blog! This is a truck accessory blog, right? I logged into the wrong damn blog account - all these blog interfaces look the same!

Fact #1: I know the rules, game mechanics, strategies and history of an imaginary wizard game called Quiddich, where wizards fly around on broom sticks and try to hit each other with magical bats and balls.

Fact #2: I don't know the rules, game mechanics, strategies and history of a real-life human game called Football. But I do know trucks!

Ok, now that we've established that I'm a closet Harry Pothead fan we can get back on track. Sports never were my thing anyways. I was either reading or tinkering with my sweet ride. We've already talked enough about reading, let's talk about sweet rides!

Those jokers over at Styling Concepts have been at it again. They've got a silly grille promotion going on. Actually, I think that it starts next week, but that's neither here nor there. The point is, it's an awesome promotion.

Check it! You purchase any Lund main grille and you'll receive a package of eight steaks from Kansas City Steak Company. Each filet is six ounces and is the most tender piece of meat you'll ever shove into your cake hole. I guess if you shove steak into it, it would be a meat hole, but that just sounds nasty. N-A-S-T-Y!

A word from Kansas City Steak Company:

The Triple-Trimmed Filet Mignon, with or without Bacon, from the Kansas City Steak Company is simply in a class by itself. Cut from the center of the finest aged tenderloin, it’s hand-selected from premium corn-fed Western Kansas beef. Aged to perfection and stored at just the right temperature, these filets offer the distinctive flavor that will tempt all steak lovers. Leave your knife on the table as you enjoy this tender filet.

Speaking of grilles. Why don't you head on over to their specialty grille page and check them out. There are grille articles like this, this, this, this, and this to check out, photos, and lots of other stuff.

Ok, that's enough for today. I'm gonna go find a piece of meat to stick in my mouth! Boo-ya!

Oh, and don't forget that Stylin' Concepts still has a truck that they're giving away!

If you like what you see here, make sure that you come back to Truck Accessory on the B.S.!

Truck News:

• Chevy is silly.


• Best selling cars of 2006.


• Truck Accessory articles and how-to..

Cool Links for the day:

• Stylin' Concepts sweepstakes


• Coupons for Truck Accessories


• Truck Accessories can be found here.

Don't forget to check back to TruckAccessory.blogspot.com for all your up-to-date aftermarket automotive news!

If you want to stay abreast(yeah...I said it) of today's big topics in the truck and SUV aftermarket, make sure you join TruckAccessory.com so you can post and toss in your pennies.

Cici's Pizza and Truck Cleaning!

Oh, and don't forget that Stylin' Concepts still has a truck that they're giving away!

If you like what you see here, make sure that you come back to Truck Accessory on the B.S.!

Truck News:

• Chevy's got a crazy 72-hour 0% interest sale this weekend.


• Best selling cars of 2006.


• Truck Accessory articles and how-to..

Cool Links for the day:

• Stylin' Concepts sweepstakes


• Coupons for Truck Accessories


• Truck Accessories can be found here.

Don't forget to check back to TruckAccessory.blogspot.com for all your up-to-date aftermarket automotive news!

Custom Floor Mats

Oh, and don't forget that Stylin' Concepts still has a truck that they're giving away!

Truck News:

• Nissan Plans a Heavy-Suty Titan.
  
• Best selling cars of 2006.


• Truck Accessories.

Cool Links for the day:

• Stylin' Concepts sweepstakes


• Coupons for Truck Accessories


• Truck Accessories can be found here.

Don't forget to check back to TruckAccessory.blogspot.com for all your up-to-date aftermarket automotive news!

Is it grille with an "E" or grill without an "E"?

Billet Grill or Billet Grille?

In the custom truck industry some people use the term grill and others use the term grille. What’s the difference? Truly, one isn’t better than the other, but in the automotive aftermarket, most companies use Custom Billet Grille. Usually when you are talking about a Grill, you are talking about a gas grill that you’ll cook your burgers and hotdogs on.

The funny part about all this is more people search for the term Billet Grill than Billet Grille. This can create some confusion for consumers because people who spell grille with the “E” may be missing out on the people who search for the grill spelled without the “E.”

There are a lot of ways to customize the look of your truck. Some looks come and go, while others, like a custom grille, will stand the test of time.

Whether it’s a billet grille, speed grille, or the new custom designer grilles, it makes no difference – grilles will always be in style. That is probably why it is one of the first items people upgrade on their truck. Whether you’re planning a full custom job or just want to personalize your truck a little, a custom grille will definitely make your truck stand out.

With the numerous options available for custom grilles, we know it can be hard to choose. Knowing the tough decision you face, we’ll be highlighting different types of grilles so you can become familiar with the unique look each one gives your truck or SUV.

Let’s start with a basic question, “What is a billet grille?” There are two parts to answering this question. One is the general understanding of what “billet grille” means today, and the other is where the billet grille got its roots. A billet grille, just like a billet wheel, was originally designed to be constructed from a solid block of billet. All “true” billet pieces are crafted by removing unnecessary material from the original block of billet material, leaving behind the desired design. For the simpler modern definition, a billet grille can be defined as a grille with horizontal bars. The bars can run in-between the headlights, or in the case of a “phantom grille,” they run across the headlight.

Recently, vertical billet grilles were introduced to the custom truck world, giving you yet another variation of the classic look. These grilles have the same great looks of the horizontal grilles, but the bars run up and down, or vertical to the ground.

Billet grilles have been around since the first custom truck was built. Today, if you attend a show, you will see hundreds of different grille designs, styles and finishes. Billet grilles come in brushed, polished, black, chrome and stainless.

Billet grilles come in two styles of installation. They can bolt-over your existing grille for fast, easy installation & removal; or they come in cut-out style, where you remove the current grille inserts and replace it with the much more stylish billet grille. Both styles give you a great look; the cut-out style takes a little longer to install, but is the ultimate in clean-looks when it is finished.

I hope that this little primer on billet grilles has been helpful. For more information on Billet Grilles, check out this grill article or this grille article.

Stylin' Concepts still has a truck that they're giving away. A Badass F150!

You can enter to win the truck at www.stylinconcepts.com/winf150.

Wow! Visit www.stylinconcepts.com/winf150 for contest details and to enter.

Also visit www.truckaccessory.com or www.stylinconcepts.com for all of your truck and SUV accessory needs.

Stylin' Concepts Sweepstakes Truck for 2006!

Check out the silliness over at Stylin' Concepts. They're starting to promote their new giveaway truck for 2006, a "fully customized 2006 Ford F-150."

You can enter here starting on July 1st.

Hot trucks, truck accessories...go enter at

www.stylinconcepts.com/winf150

Truck Accessories for your Truck!

Today we will define a few different truck accessories available on the market today.

Billet grills are replacment grille inserts for the front of your truck or SUV. Most are made of aluminum and the design features thin bars that run horizontally across your grille opening. The look is smooth, seamless and sexy. Ok, maybe it's not sexy exactly, but your truck will look awesome!

Usually, they come in a polished finish, which is a shiny, mirror-like look. It's very close to chrome, but less expensive. Also, some bolt onto the front of your truck, and some require that you cut your factory grill out.








Nerf Bars are another great truck accessory that you can get.

Nerf bars are tubular-designed steps that bolt along the bottom edge of your truck or SUV, right underneath the doors. They usually have a shiny chrome finish and feature plastic steps. They also go by the name: Tube Steps, Step Rails, Nerf Bars, or Step Bars.












That's all the truck accessories that I'm gonna talk about today. Don't forget to check out Stylin' Concepts. They've got a Father's Day promotion right now.

Welcome to TruckAccessory!

Suckaz! I welcome you to TruckAccessory.com blog here on Blogspot.com! We've got another blog over at TruckAccessory.com where we talk about all things related to trucks and SUVs.

We discuss any accessory that you can think to discuss: Hood guards, floor mats, nerf bars, side steps, lift kits, suspension lowering kits, body styling kits, bumper covers, roll pans...you name it, we talk about it.

Also, we talk about lots of different manufacturers of automotive accessories. Places like Street Scene, Sir Michael's, Lund, Belltech, DJM, Westin, Pro Comp, and many more.

And last but not least, we talk about different retailers and wholesalers of truck and suv accessories. These include but aren't limited to AutoAnything, JC Whitney, Godfather Customs, AIM, Stylin' Concepts, JBM Sport Trucking, and Performance Products.

That's all for now, we just wanted to introduce ourselves.

Oh, and my handle is Cleveland Mike, because I live in Cleveland, Ohio and my name is Mike.

Suck it!