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morrislee Enthusiast

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This guy must have a really small penis..... :)

 

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Extra large exhaust to prove that

 

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f8l vnm Senior Enthusiast

f8l vnm

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truck looks pretty darn nice, just missing some towing mirrors and i also beleive rims are a little too big...would like less rim and more tire

n i c k Enthusiast

n i c k

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These trucks with this style of lift and wheels look like rollerskates. Unfortunately this is just like the mini-truck, riceburner, donk, and diesel with huge attacks phase.

thewhitestallion Senior Enthusiast

thewhitestallion

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That thing will look bad F***** A$$ in front of macy's in the mall parking lot....... lol

 

In all seriousness though I would be willing to put money on it saying that that truck will never see any dirt / mud besides maybe driving off the pavement in to some grass for some pictures. To each their own though I guess... just seems like a waste... too expensive to take off road and I highly doubt it will tow very well either...

darkfox1 Senior Enthusiast

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I coulda sworn I saw this truck with Alabama plates heading down I-285 some time a few weeks ago.

 

May not be the same one. He was in the fast lane passing me at like 80+ so I didn't get a good look at the wheel/tire setup, but it looked real good in person, made me feel like I was scraping the ground in my truck. :lol:

 

I don't generally like lifting too much in that it winds up looking like a truck on a frame with wheels underneath it. I like the "tucked" look when the tires are as big as they can be, but still mostly fit into the wheel wells.

f8l vnm Senior Enthusiast

f8l vnm

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It's great we all have choices. To each his own.

Can you imagine if we all had to drive toyduhhs?

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