My truck-beast-thing
11-03-2004, 08:12 PM
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J/K Looks great man. My friend use to have those 38's on his truck but got 40" Ground Hawgs
Looks like you could most likely fit some 40s under there. Just get a front axle conversion 
J/K Looks great man. My friend use to have those 38's on his truck but got 40" Ground Hawgs
Looks like you could most likely fit some 40s under there. Just get a front axle conversion 
11-03-2004, 09:40 PM
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Just curious how did you manage to pay for that?
That thing looks expensive, and also the TA, you must be slingin somthing feirce.
How much did the lift cost? what size?
That thing looks expensive, and also the TA, you must be slingin somthing feirce.
How much did the lift cost? what size?
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11-03-2004, 10:54 PM
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Thanks for the compliments guys. To answer peoples questions:
It's lifted a total of 16 inches. 12 inches of suspension, 3 inch body, and the torsion bars were removed for an extra inch.
It has electric steps that go down when the door is opened and go up when the door is shut. They're pretty trick.
How do I pay for it? Lots and lots of drugs
.
Also, I had 40" tires with 22's but they were too wide and rubbed
. When I put new tires I will switch to 40's, just a little slimmer tire.
It's lifted a total of 16 inches. 12 inches of suspension, 3 inch body, and the torsion bars were removed for an extra inch.
It has electric steps that go down when the door is opened and go up when the door is shut. They're pretty trick.
How do I pay for it? Lots and lots of drugs
.Also, I had 40" tires with 22's but they were too wide and rubbed
. When I put new tires I will switch to 40's, just a little slimmer tire. 
11-03-2004, 11:34 PM
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gee 16nrollinaws6 maybe next time you should include a DNA sample, proof of a drivers license, and a copy of your birth certificate next time you post so peopel wont' give u so much trouble lol
I live about 35 minutes from Lakeland, and 15 minutes from Plant City, both Redneck central for this area of Tampa, FL. Some of the trucks around here are insane. Met a guy up at the 'Lakeland mudhole' and i could literally drive my car under his truck it was so big, it wasn't trailered there either.
Nice truck, nice car, and street bikes are addictive lol. If you've never owned one before i suggest starting off with a 600cc of some sort, unless you write me into your will, then go for a 1000cc +
j/k
I live about 35 minutes from Lakeland, and 15 minutes from Plant City, both Redneck central for this area of Tampa, FL. Some of the trucks around here are insane. Met a guy up at the 'Lakeland mudhole' and i could literally drive my car under his truck it was so big, it wasn't trailered there either.
Nice truck, nice car, and street bikes are addictive lol. If you've never owned one before i suggest starting off with a 600cc of some sort, unless you write me into your will, then go for a 1000cc +
j/k
11-03-2004, 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Frontman
The truck isn't yours. Stop leading people on. It is however very, very sick.EDIT: I see you're in Folsom. Would you like to stop by and see it?
11-03-2004, 11:45 PM
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So how do you afford both making 8 dollars an hour at the car dealership i wonder?
Originally posted 9/22/04 by 16rollininaws6
"Working at a car dealership. I work at a Caddy/Pontiac dealership, and nothing beats playing around in Escalades and GTO's all day while getting paid $8.00 hr starting. Plus I get a fat discount in GM parts. I would recommend inquiring at local dealerships to see if they need any detail, car wash, porter, service clerks, etc. Cool job, cool people."
Originally posted 9/22/04 by 16rollininaws6
"Working at a car dealership. I work at a Caddy/Pontiac dealership, and nothing beats playing around in Escalades and GTO's all day while getting paid $8.00 hr starting. Plus I get a fat discount in GM parts. I would recommend inquiring at local dealerships to see if they need any detail, car wash, porter, service clerks, etc. Cool job, cool people."
11-03-2004, 11:52 PM
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Which one you gonna sell? Or you haven't made up your mind yet, you just know you're gonna sell one? Sorry if i come off sounding like an ******* but i hate it when people try to look tight using the stuff their parents bought them.
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Originally Posted by 16nrollininaws6
It has electric steps that go down when the door is opened and go up when the door is shut. They're pretty trick.
How do I pay for it? Lots and lots of drugs.
How do I pay for it? Lots and lots of drugs
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haha slinglin that yayo