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A Few Random Pics I Saw Out Yesterday


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Out and about yesterday saw some interesting things....... sorry for the poor quality they are on my cell phone

 

 

Saw a GMC with 28's (he wanted bigger and asked me if i would like to buy his 28's) :lol:

 

 

Slammed Ford dually and Silverado (Not sure how you can drive anywhere like this)

 

 

 

 

GMC wheels on silverado (could it be because the GMC is a better looking truck!? Hmmmmm) :lol:

 

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haha cool pics.... lowering a 1 ton dually dosent sound cool to me at all... whatever i dont care as long as its not my truck.

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haha thats what i thought/think about lowering anything unless its fast like a sports car or a bike. but the silvy's ass end was swaying all over the place. Im guessing it was a crappy job. but the body of both trucks in the rear was literally only an inch off of the ground

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HAHAHAHA. I even asked the guy with 28's what kind of mileage he is getting...... he is averaging 11.2mpg all highway. I called him crazy

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I think we could throw him a spare wheel off the John Deere if he wants it, or the Budweiser wagon might have a extra wheel in the semi. He could call them.

 

EDIT: I found his brother's truck... :thumbs:

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Big tires look better than big rims, but both can get a bit extravagant. Daily drivers should not be that big, weather its rim or tire. I will say, if i had the money to blow on gas and look at me accessories. I would do it to. Just sayin

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:cool::lol::thumbs: What a waste of a nice truck

I think we could throw him a spare wheel off the John Deere if he wants it, or the Budweiser wagon might have a extra wheel in the semi. He could call them.

 

EDIT: I found his brother's truck... :lol:

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It's one thing I'll never understand myself. Both ends of the spectrum. If you're gonna make your truck taller, Why put low profile street tires on it? :thumbs: If I'm gonna lift my truck, it's getting mud terrains or something.

 

 

And lowering 1-tons..... Not really much I can say about it.

 

 

I don't understand it, but I'm not gonna hate 'em for it. If it floats their boat more power to 'em!

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