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That is the question. Kinda like them on lifted trucks but not really int putting holes in my roof......opinions?
 

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before I got my truck, I was barely leaning no. But after driving it for a week after I got it.....love it.

Make sure it's square from all angles before you drill. Do the next guy a favor in case you sell it LOL.
 

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I also figured if I do decide on one the cab oh about 10 inches off the floor easy install.
 

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visor, hands down. I put em on every truck I own
 

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I like the Lund visors. They're a good look. I do think it depends on the truck. Lifted trucks look good with them, as do big dooley squares and Suburbans.
 

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It's an opinion thing. You either love'm or hate'm. I'm one that hates them.
 

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X3. Seen to many rust issues from the extra holes.
 

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exactly right guys make extra holes or they don't seal them up we always use a lil rtv and have never had any leaks or rust.
 

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Aluminum nut serts are your friend coated with Indian head and thread sealant on the bolts.
 

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Some trucks look great with them, others not as much. Seems to be a case by case basis.

I dig em for the most part, but don't like drilling too many extra holes on a good cab.
 

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X4.........another hater here. Drilling holes in the top of the cab.......always a bad idea especially if you reside in any of the rust belt states.
 

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Anything through the roof is bad, don't matter where you're at just a matter of time before weather will attack it and win, cold , heat, wet or dry don't matter..
 

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