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Old 01-04-2011, 12:10 AM
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You guys don't even know about gas prices. Come here and you'll know. Right now the cheapest on the island is $3.70. Two summers ago diesel hit $5.45/gal. Try making a living with a diesel boat the holds 1300 gallons and burns 10gal/hour cruising @12knts and just the steam out on particular trips to the grounds can be 15 hours, let alone driving a gas truck.

Sorry, just wanted some pity. As for you next mods, I wouldn't spend $500 just for a 3" lift. From all the lifted guys I talk to, seems about a month after they lift they want to go higher. Just spend $100 for a good level and maybe another $100 for an AAL, block, or shackles lift in the rear afterwards. I'm one of those d-bags with rockstars though.... I know they're on a lot of trucks on the forum but I haven't any around me, so I feel unique.
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Originally Posted by TunaSlayer
You guys don't even know about gas prices. Come here and you'll know. Right now the cheapest on the island is $3.70. Two summers ago diesel hit $5.45/gal. Try making a living with a diesel boat the holds 1300 gallons and burns 10gal/hour cruising @12knts and just the steam out on particular trips to the grounds can be 15 hours, let alone driving a gas truck.

Sorry, just wanted some pity. As for you next mods, I wouldn't spend $500 just for a 3" lift. From all the lifted guys I talk to, seems about a month after they lift they want to go higher. Just spend $100 for a good level and maybe another $100 for an AAL, block, or shackles lift in the rear afterwards. I'm one of those d-bags with rockstars though.... I know they're on a lot of trucks on the forum but I haven't any around me, so I feel unique.
I Said around where I live haha I've seen your truck it's pretty sick and your not a d bag until proven so but the thing with trucks is it doesn't matter what other people think of it as long as you like it
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No I hear ya, just being a wise guy.
Old 01-04-2011, 12:21 AM
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No I hear ya, just being a wise guy.
Haha I have seen one pair(and I do mean pair) that was white that looked sick, and as far as the leveling goes..... Do it in the back not the front
Old 01-04-2011, 12:29 AM
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Originally Posted by TunaSlayer
You guys don't even know about gas prices. Come here and you'll know. Right now the cheapest on the island is $3.70. Two summers ago diesel hit $5.45/gal. Try making a living with a diesel boat the holds 1300 gallons and burns 10gal/hour cruising @12knts and just the steam out on particular trips to the grounds can be 15 hours, let alone driving a gas truck.

Sorry, just wanted some pity. As for you next mods, I wouldn't spend $500 just for a 3" lift. From all the lifted guys I talk to, seems about a month after they lift they want to go higher. Just spend $100 for a good level and maybe another $100 for an AAL, block, or shackles lift in the rear afterwards. I'm one of those d-bags with rockstars though.... I know they're on a lot of trucks on the forum but I haven't any around me, so I feel unique.
Haha I hear you man. The cheapest around here right now is 3.89 I'm glad I don't have that diesel anymore though.
Old 01-04-2011, 12:32 AM
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I'm really debating on what everyone has said. I really appreciate everyones advice because it sure does get you thinking. It sure may soud simple but damn it can be a hard decision.
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yea anything but those 2 damn wheels man. Cmon be different. People act like rockstars and monsters are the only aftermarket wheels on Earth.There are thousands of wheels out there... But yes its YOUR truck and your decision. And yea gas pices are kickin my ***. But you gotta pay the cost to ride big.

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Haha I hear you man. The cheapest around here right now is 3.89 I'm glad I don't have that diesel anymore though.
Guess I'll quit bit#*ing. I thouth it was bad here. 91 Octane here is $3.25 per gallon, regular is $2.90. I thought that was stupid high till now.
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Originally Posted by TunaSlayer
You guys don't even know about gas prices. Come here and you'll know. Right now the cheapest on the island is $3.70. Two summers ago diesel hit $5.45/gal. Try making a living with a diesel boat the holds 1300 gallons and burns 10gal/hour cruising @12knts and just the steam out on particular trips to the grounds can be 15 hours, let alone driving a gas truck.

Sorry, just wanted some pity. As for you next mods, I wouldn't spend $500 just for a 3" lift. From all the lifted guys I talk to, seems about a month after they lift they want to go higher. Just spend $100 for a good level and maybe another $100 for an AAL, block, or shackles lift in the rear afterwards. I'm one of those d-bags with rockstars though.... I know they're on a lot of trucks on the forum but I haven't any around me, so I feel unique.
My level and aal was $190, it seems like everyone on here has rockstars or monsters with some type of nitto tire, when my buckshots wear out I wanna try out some swamper ltb's


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