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JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

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11 minutes ago, M1ck3y said:

I may not be blind, but I guess I'm stupid. How are we all assholes, lol.

Well, upbringing, for one thing, and not being able to read through the lines and guess the exact problem with no clues provided.

 

How could you not tell by just looking at a sitting truck in a picture that it had squeaks and the "Chevy shake"......

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6 minutes ago, JimCost2014 said:

Well, upbringing, for one thing, and not being able to read through the lines and guess the exact problem with no clues provided.

 

How could you not tell by just looking at a sitting truck in a picture that it had squeaks and the "Chevy shake"......

Lol dont be stupid man. The truck clearly looks lop sided. Like i said, the truck looks like it had a stroke 

JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

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2 hours ago, Rodolfo Garcia said:

Lol dont be stupid man. The truck clearly looks lop sided. Like i said, the truck looks like it had a stroke 

The traditional Chevy lean is on the drivers side, yours does look like it is on the passengers side, you may have more problems than you think.

 

Did you buy it new, if not, any known wrecks the truck could have been in?

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Rodolfo Garcia

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10 minutes ago, JimCost2014 said:

The traditional Chevy lean is on the drivers side, your does look like it is on the passengers side, you may have more problems than you think.

 

Did you buy it new, if not, any known wrecks the truck could have been in?

C850456C-0642-43F2-994A-24F564604843.thumb.jpeg.4449dacd0e1e9965361d8765ce836d9f.jpegThere are times the truck looks perfectly straight. Like right now. It looks fine. The truck was new when bought

flyingfool Senior Enthusiast

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2 hours ago, a1smokepole said:

How about the rear view mirror.

i took mine off last month, never been happier, better viewing out the front  and no more accidental emergency dialing onstar when i adjust the mirror ,

flyingfool Senior Enthusiast

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12 minutes ago, Rodolfo Garcia said:

C850456C-0642-43F2-994A-24F564604843.thumb.jpeg.4449dacd0e1e9965361d8765ce836d9f.jpegThere are times the truck looks perfectly straight. Like right now. It looks fine. The truck was new when bought

just put a 4 inch lif on it and you'll feel better

gearheadesw Senior Enthusiast

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So you post some random pic of your truck you don't like, and ask us whats wrong....

The poster of the picture.

That's whats wrong.

Go away with you shitty attitude, far away.

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Grumpy Bear Senior Enthusiast

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3 hours ago, Rodolfo Garcia said:


but anyways all you guys are a bunch of asses. I just asked a question, what kind of forum is this? Assholes.

 

How's that work in person? 

Do the girls like it?

:crazy:

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KARNUT Senior Enthusiast

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My trailblazer ss leaned to the passenger side. With air bags in the rear and the driver weighing 250lbs at the time. I figured it was adjusted level when I was in it.


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do you mean to tell me you didn't know everyone on this forum be assholes...geezz ....da

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Bash74 Enthusiast

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Maybe its just me, but I don't spend time looking at my truck much from the front. Actually not from any angle. I just walk up to it and get in and drive. It's probably because I just don't give a crap enough since its a truck, and if its not something major and it does what a truck is suppose to do, I am good.

 

 

 

 

Grumpy Bear Senior Enthusiast

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Oh I look at mine from every angle possible.

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It is .125" low in the back drivers side. 

I'll make a shim

:dunno:

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