2 wd lifts pictures

[Cuban.]

Dont you need to go get lost in the woods or something?

How about you get on your knees and smile like a donut

 

[BOO5TED]

How about no. :security:

 

[jayballz]

Haha haha. Gays gonna gay.

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[Cuban.]

....said the homo

 

[Graystone]

Needs more lower valance.

Would look funny with the part of the bumper missing

 

[Tukn4s]

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[Khaos]

How about you get on your knees and smile like a donut

:lol:

 

[Wicked Mayhem]

 

[Trevor F]

^^ I was hoping you would chime in. Seen some of your pics other places. looks great! Like the idea of possibly lifting my crewcab so i dont need a extra truck to travel on my land. I dont have any mud, but the ground clearance is necessary. Just curious on ride quality vs a lowered ride, havent had anything above a 4/6 . lol

 

[junkman]

I still haven't put my 7" fab tech lift in this . Still trying to figure what wheels and tires to get .... Haha


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[Wicked Mayhem]

^^ I was hoping you would chime in. Seen some of your pics other places. looks great! Like the idea of possibly lifting my crewcab so i dont need a extra truck to travel on my land. I dont have any mud, but the ground clearance is necessary. Just curious on ride quality vs a lowered ride, havent had anything above a 4/6 . lol

Generally a lifted truck will ride better then a slammed truck, unless its a truck with its torsion bars cranked to the moon, or spacers to max everything out. The white extended cab silverado had a pro comp kit, and fox coil overs. It was the smoothest riding lifted truck ive ever been in. Usually when i lower something its low enough to bottom out on the ground so the ride quality isnt quite as nice as a lifted truck that has wheel travel in both directions lol.

 

[Colton]

Mine lifted road 100x better than my lowered truck

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[Khaos]

:word:

Unless you're bagged or have a lot of money tied up in suspension, lifted will usually ride smoother than lowered.

 

[HaydenB99]

Guy I know from around my area. 6" RCX, 20x12 962s and 33x12.50

 

[HaydenB99]

 

[GingerCrew]

Looks clean

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[junkman]

Nice ^^^ I need to get mine done


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[HaydenB99]

Very clean it only had 18k on it. It was immaculate.

 

[HaydenB99]

Exact same set up, guy that actually works with the other one.

 

[Trevor F]

Generally a lifted truck will ride better then a slammed truck, unless its a truck with its torsion bars cranked to the moon, or spacers to max everything out. The white extended cab silverado had a pro comp kit, and fox coil overs. It was the smoothest riding lifted truck ive ever been in. Usually when i lower something its low enough to bottom out on the ground so the ride quality isnt quite as nice as a lifted truck that has wheel travel in both directions lol.

Mine lifted road 100x better than my lowered truck

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Unless you're bagged or have a lot of money tied up in suspension, lifted will usually ride smoother than lowered.

Thanks guys, Ive rode in many lifted trucks around here and they all ride like shit. My static drops have always rode smooth and firm but when you run out of suspension travel it sucks. Bagged with KP 6 link rode the best but was a little soft for my liking. Never had a lifted ride or been in one done properly with ride quality in mind.

Dilemma is spend 2k on lift parts,spacers,tires. Or slam the crew and spend 2k on a cl find obs 4x4 and haz 2 trucks when i can afford it. :lol: