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J-man67

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Darkanion Senior Enthusiast

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I bet it was a lot more fun getting it dirty than getting it clean! :rolleyes:

 

By the way : Is it just me or does your truck set a little higher in the front than the back? That first pic, in particular, makes the front look higher than the back... ?

dietz4ibanez Senior Enthusiast

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I bet it was a lot more fun getting it dirty than getting it clean! :rolleyes:

 

By the way : Is it just me or does your truck set a little higher in the front than the back? That first pic, in particular, makes the front look higher than the back... ?

 

 

I think he still has a few 100 lbs of sand bags or something like that in the back of his truck...

J-man67 Senior Enthusiast

J-man67

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Need some tire wet? Looks good man!

 

HAHA, yeah I do. Its almost impossible to get the mud off of the tires.

 

 

I bet it was a lot more fun getting it dirty than getting it clean! :rolleyes:

 

By the way : Is it just me or does your truck set a little higher in the front than the back? That first pic, in particular, makes the front look higher than the back... ?

 

It was def more fun to get it dirty. It takes 45 mins of high pressure to get the mud off, then the wash, then more rinsing. PITA!

 

Just my hockey equipment in the bed. Its level, I assure you. Some pics make it look unleveled though. The middle pic I posted looks pretty level I think.

Darkanion Senior Enthusiast

Darkanion

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Just my hockey equipment in the bed. Its level, I assure you. Some pics make it look unleveled though. The middle pic I posted looks pretty level I think.

Alright! It probably has something to do with the camera angles or something.. The shots from the front make the front look about an inch or so higher.. :dunno:

 

No big deal, man! :lol:

dietz4ibanez Senior Enthusiast

dietz4ibanez

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Just my hockey equipment in the bed. Its level, I assure you. Some pics make it look unleveled though. The middle pic I posted looks pretty level I think.

Alright! It probably has something to do with the camera angles or something.. The shots from the front make the front look about an inch or so higher.. :dunno:

 

No big deal, man! :lol:

 

 

 

I think he needs another inch to raise up that rear end... But to each his own...

J-man67 Senior Enthusiast

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I do want to raise the rear an inch at the very least. When I tow or put something heavy back there it droops and I fuggin hate that. Don't know what method I want to use. Either bags or new leafs. Probably go with the latter. Then I can get rid of the block and aal. The tires are procomp xtreme m/t's.

 

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grampadirt Senior Enthusiast

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and at least you're not afraid to get a new truck dirty,no garage Queens here!! Lookin' good J. I think we need to do something to Brians HD.Lift?,maybe some big tires?Maybe a pic of his bobcat and trailer? :lol:

J-man67 Senior Enthusiast

J-man67

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and at least you're not afraid to get a new truck dirty,no garage Queens here!! Lookin' good J. I think we need to do something to Brians HD.Lift?,maybe some big tires?Maybe a pic of his bobcat and trailer? :dunno:

 

Thanks Gramps! Yeah, I always beat my stuff up! My last truck, which was a 4x4 Colorado; had it sunk within the first 3 hours of ownership. I think a little lift and some 33's would look great on Brians HD. That way it will still be fine for towing all of those darn trailers!

 

 

I'm glad it was you washing it and not me :lol:

 

Yeah, it REALLY sucks! There is a truck wash thats pretty close to me. I might check that out next time.

J-man67 Senior Enthusiast

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Not really, but EVERYONE else has, haha. I am not fond of colormatching everything. I like the black accents and such. I really wanted a black truck from the beginning, so the more the better.

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

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Not really, but EVERYONE else has, haha. I am not fond of colormatching everything. I like the black accents and such. I really wanted a black truck from the beginning, so the more the better.

 

 

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When it's covered in mud, it is colormatched. :lol:

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