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  1. 07-29-2008, 10:18 PM #1
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    hell yeah, i think ive seen it riding around before.

    i loved some slammed duallys
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  3. 07-31-2008, 01:23 AM #3
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    **** all of u redneck haters saying this truck is pointless just because it's not sitting high(don't want them confederate flags to drag huh). That thing is sexy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dimer4life
    **** all of u redneck haters saying this truck is pointless just because it's not sitting high(don't want them confederate flags to drag huh). That thing is sexy.
    a truck was designed like that to put things in the back of it or tow something and haul it from one place to another... if you put something more than ten pounds in the back of it that sh.it will scrape... plus that **** is still getting ****ty gas mileage anyways

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDM_Goddess
    a truck was designed like that to put things in the back of it or tow something and haul it from one place to another... if you put something more than ten pounds in the back of it that sh.it will scrape... plus that **** is still getting ****ty gas mileage anyways

    Actually I doubt it will drag w/ a load since that truck more than likely has air-ride suspension on it and due to it being a truck it gets $hitty gas mileage no matter how far off the ground it is


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    Quote Originally Posted by eViLMunkey
    Actually I doubt it will drag w/ a load since that truck more than likely has air-ride suspension on it and due to it being a truck it gets $hitty gas mileage no matter how far off the ground it is
    It probably gets better gas mileage because there is less drag from underneath. lol
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  7. 07-31-2008, 12:44 PM #7
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    that truck sucks...trucks are to be lifted and cars are mont to be lowered

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  8. 07-31-2008, 12:46 PM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by JDM_Goddess
    that truck sucks...trucks are to be lifted and cars are meant* to be lowered
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    but anyway x2 it doesn't look that bad but...come on...trucks are for hauling sh.it around not draggin the ground...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain-Obvious
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    but anyway x2 it doesn't look that bad but...come on...trucks are for hauling sh.it around not draggin the ground...
    actually, trucks are for whatever the owner intends and cars are the same.

    im gonna lift my miata and rally it and then i think im gonna buy a AWD mazda mpv and lift that too so i can have a trail van. how about that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jesse4846
    actually, trucks are for whatever the owner intends and cars are the same.

    im gonna lift my miata and rally it and then i think im gonna buy a AWD mazda mpv and lift that too so i can have a trail van. how about that?
    do what you want...all i was saying is that slammed trucks like that will never be used as work trucks and are very impractical, try driving that truck through the dirt or light mud at a job site or something like that...my slammed honda is still a 30+ mpg getter and gets me from point A to B perfect just like it did from the factory
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    oh thats looking very nice i must say.
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    I remember a black truck like that rolling around Sandy Springs a long time ago, but there was also a white dually too


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    f in sick.
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    Are these the same people who gawk over fender scrapping 90hp cars, with 1500$ wheels on them! lol
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