Wednesday, March 12, 2008

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.

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Tuesday, March 11, 2008

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.

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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.

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Thursday, December 07, 2006

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:
2003 GMC Yukon Denali

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!

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Monday, December 04, 2006

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!

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Tuesday, November 28, 2006

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
Stephen Wilson (center) next to Stylin' Concepts' President, John Milos, and the rest of the Stylin' Concepts purchasing team.

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Tuesday, November 21, 2006

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!

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Friday, November 17, 2006

I like Burritos.

Monday, November 13, 2006

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!

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Wednesday, November 08, 2006

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.

Go check them out and get your learn on!

Sucker!

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Monday, October 23, 2006

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!

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Friday, October 13, 2006

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!

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Wednesday, October 11, 2006

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!

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Monday, October 02, 2006

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!

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Friday, September 29, 2006

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!

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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!

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Friday, September 22, 2006

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!

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Wednesday, September 20, 2006

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!

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Tuesday, September 19, 2006

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

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Monday, September 18, 2006

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!

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