clean undercarraige

**bkjeffrey** · 04-27-2008, 09:59 PM

I love driving a cleaned up truck. I also love mud puddles. I hate seeing all those nice rigs with shiny paint and polished up wheels with dingy brown inner fenders and chassis.
Ive discovered a pretty good idea that might help some of yall out.
I take my truck off roadin almost once a week and ive discovered a good way to keep the under side clean.
Every time I wash my rig I use a whole can of WD-40 spraying the entire underside and iner fenders after washing.
It keeps everything under there nice and new looking, plus it really keeps the mud from sticking.
It will also make sure that if you ever have to do any suspension dissassembly later on you wont have to fight rust-welded and corroded components.
Heres a before and after pic of my rig after a grocery trip.

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04 QC/LWB 48RE 4x4: EJA, Arson CP3, BHAF, 4" TB stainless steel exhaust, 7" stack, Propane injection, Swanker intake manifold, GDP heater grid delete, BD 100 gal/hr pump, Big line kit, spin on fuel filter, Racor seperator, FS2500, mystery switch, 5 gallon on-board air system, Viair comp, Optima blue tops, 1875 Watt dvd stereo system, train horns. 6" lift w/35x12.50/20's

**Cumminsturbo22** · 04-27-2008, 10:06 PM

yea its a good idea, i spray wd 40 all over my quads, even the plastic before we go racing/mudding. it helps out a lot. plus iv always put a sprinkler underneath the truck over night and by morning most of the mud is gone. that is if you needed another idea. ohh yeah, thats a sharp lookin truck you got yourself there.
Nick

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2006 Ram 2500 6 inch lift, 37' BFG MBRP stacks 6" Mitre tips, AIRAID intake, Raptor 150, AFE Bladerunner, MP-8,Smarty!,

Why is there never enough time to do it right the first time,
But always enough time to do it again?

04-27-2008, 09:59 PM	#1 (permalink)
bkjeffrey MS Chapter VP Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Mississippi Gulf Coast Posts: 392 bkjeffrey's Truck Pics	clean undercarraige I love driving a cleaned up truck. I also love mud puddles. I hate seeing all those nice rigs with shiny paint and polished up wheels with dingy brown inner fenders and chassis. Ive discovered a pretty good idea that might help some of yall out. I take my truck off roadin almost once a week and ive discovered a good way to keep the under side clean. Every time I wash my rig I use a whole can of WD-40 spraying the entire underside and iner fenders after washing. It keeps everything under there nice and new looking, plus it really keeps the mud from sticking. It will also make sure that if you ever have to do any suspension dissassembly later on you wont have to fight rust-welded and corroded components. Heres a before and after pic of my rig after a grocery trip. __________________ 04 QC/LWB 48RE 4x4: EJA, Arson CP3, BHAF, 4" TB stainless steel exhaust, 7" stack, Propane injection, Swanker intake manifold, GDP heater grid delete, BD 100 gal/hr pump, Big line kit, spin on fuel filter, Racor seperator, FS2500, mystery switch, 5 gallon on-board air system, Viair comp, Optima blue tops, 1875 Watt dvd stereo system, train horns. 6" lift w/35x12.50/20's

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04-27-2008, 10:06 PM	#2 (permalink)
Cumminsturbo22 Illinois Chapter VP Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Mudelein, IL Posts: 934 Cumminsturbo22's Truck Pics	yea its a good idea, i spray wd 40 all over my quads, even the plastic before we go racing/mudding. it helps out a lot. plus iv always put a sprinkler underneath the truck over night and by morning most of the mud is gone. that is if you needed another idea. ohh yeah, thats a sharp lookin truck you got yourself there. Nick __________________ 2006 Ram 2500 6 inch lift, 37' BFG MBRP stacks 6" Mitre tips, AIRAID intake, Raptor 150, AFE Bladerunner, MP-8,Smarty!, Why is there never enough time to do it right the first time, But always enough time to do it again?