What is the point of lowering trucks?!
03-19-2018, 05:33 PM
#61
Lol. That's because a lot of people talk about them being a street queen, pavement princess, or mall crawler. I know 2 people that have lifts, they're painted/chromed, NEVER see dirt or even an off-road condition yet they've got Fox suspension, 8" lift, and mud tires. Lol. The others are the people that document their lifted build on Instagram and post everything, yet there's never a picture offroad. Now clearly those aren't everyone, but I'd say for the most part people that lift their trucks do it just for appearance. Which there's nothing wrong with either if that's what you want to do with your money. Mine is leveled to clear bigger tires, and I've got MT's. It sees off-road stuff on occasion, but not real often especially since I'm around 45 minutes from the beach now instead on 20.
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03-19-2018, 07:27 PM
#62
Senior Member
Lifted trucks CAN go off road. Even if they never do. That's the difference. But a difference that apparently doesn't matter to the lowered owners. And that's totally fine!
Speaking of which, how do some of you know when trucks never go off road or never haul anything? Are you stalking? Or just assuming? Are you a creep, an *** or Miss Cleo?
Speaking of which, how do some of you know when trucks never go off road or never haul anything? Are you stalking? Or just assuming? Are you a creep, an *** or Miss Cleo?
In large part because of the way they drive in the parking lot, we now have speed bumps installed. After installing the speed bumps, they complained to management that they speed bumps were going to wreck their suspensions and tires (Lifted with 40 series tires....wtf?)
If they're whining about the speedbumps, they're not going offroad.
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03-19-2018, 10:08 PM
#64
Whats the point of a very lifted truck with a ladder rack where you need a damned ladder to reach the damned ladders? I see a construction company lifted truck with at least a 6" lift, the ladders are 9 feet in the air! Lifted, OK, fine, offroad I get it, but a construction company truck? That just looks dumb.
03-19-2018, 10:39 PM
#65
Senior Member
None of the above....we have a small clique at work with chebbies with 6" lifts...
In large part because of the way they drive in the parking lot, we now have speed bumps installed. After installing the speed bumps, they complained to management that they speed bumps were going to wreck their suspensions and tires (Lifted with 40 series tires....wtf?)
If they're whining about the speedbumps, they're not going offroad.
In large part because of the way they drive in the parking lot, we now have speed bumps installed. After installing the speed bumps, they complained to management that they speed bumps were going to wreck their suspensions and tires (Lifted with 40 series tires....wtf?)
If they're whining about the speedbumps, they're not going offroad.
03-19-2018, 11:24 PM
#66
Senior Member
03-20-2018, 12:32 AM
#68
....Spend your money the way you wish, I spend mine the way I wish. I mean I dont tell you how to use your wife/gf. Flats or heels. The end game is the same....personal satisfaction and self expression. lol Dude you need Jesus if your on here mad TRYING to understand WHY someone does something. Hell im retired and I dont have that kind of time. smdh
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03-20-2018, 01:36 AM
#69
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The decision to go high or low........
Some times it's nice to have both....
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