lower a 4x4
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Why do folks want to jack up a perfectly good truck and put silly *** tires on, I'm clueless.
I really like the truck and hate feeling like I need a parachute to get out. I want to haller "Air borne" or something when I get out. Maybe I should just get some really Fn ugly low profile tires, then maybe not.
I'd go for a trade, but it is going to have to wait. The 01 is paid for and I'm really digging the payment right now.
Mostly just asking.
I really like the truck and hate feeling like I need a parachute to get out. I want to haller "Air borne" or something when I get out. Maybe I should just get some really Fn ugly low profile tires, then maybe not.
I'd go for a trade, but it is going to have to wait. The 01 is paid for and I'm really digging the payment right now.
Mostly just asking.
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Yes, I agree they should have bigger tires. 315s would be good, I'd like to see them actually use the wheel well.
You gotta be kiddin me, if someone "needs" a taller truck is has to be a tall lanky guy like Adam Heck, he even may need a sun roof in a Ram to be able to wear a hat I need a lift/lower that will compensate for my low round center of gravity. I'm gonna have to give him a call.
You gotta be kiddin me, if someone "needs" a taller truck is has to be a tall lanky guy like Adam Heck, he even may need a sun roof in a Ram to be able to wear a hat I need a lift/lower that will compensate for my low round center of gravity. I'm gonna have to give him a call.
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sure i see it done a good bit... like what was said different coils up front and remove the blocks out of the rear. that is the cheap way out. there are companies that do make kits for 4wd trucks. i would assume that you will need to shorten you driveshafts...pick up a sport truck magazine there is bound to be info and prices in there...
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