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that is not the proper way to do a dually i do not like lol

 

 

 

The duals look like the currant Ram duallys, I like them, It's different and looks unique from the other manufactors.

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that is not the proper way to do a dually i do not like lol

 

just noticed bottom of doors are out of line and the white along the bottom is clearly brush stroke and poorly done at that

 

 

Am interested in hearing why it is not the proper way to do a dually. About the only real issue I see is the wheels on a dually are usually interchangeable with the front wheels. These do not appear to be the same offset.

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Because I like the bigger fenders not that round crap

 

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I liked the GMT-400 Duallys. Especially the lowered ones

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Theres one down the road that doesnt look like it gets driven i may try to buy it

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Yea a gmt400 dually is the best dually

 

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In what way? The 8/900s have better everything under the sheetmetal and while some like the looks of the 400s it really doesn't matter since most up here have lost the battle with rust anyhow. :lol:

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Rust doesn't really exist here. Also a new power plant can be dropped in. Change motor mounts and put an an LSx

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ok guys im talking about looks here

 

Can't say I agree. The 800s look good and I love the 2011+ HD Chevy even more. My friends dad has one and it just looks so nice, never mind how powerful it is stock, even weighing 8000+ lbs.

 

 

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