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Oh No! That's no good, Ruins the truck and makes it worthless. Expect lots of undercarriage damage and destruction
It's not hate. It's just different taste.You guys and your hate for lowered trucks or anything but 15" wheels crack me upOP, if your roads were better, I'd say absolutely drop it. But if they're as bad as you say, I'd leave it alone. My truck is 5/8 on 20s and has been cross country twice and many miles in between, with the right parts combo they still ride very good. But it's definitely stiffer than stock and certain roads do hurt a bit
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But I also enjoy driving our bone stock '76 6cyl/3OTT shop truck. It definitely rides much better over rough roads and gets just as much attention for being stock as my hotrod does
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Beg to differ. Sure if you’re just cuttin coils and hillbilly lowering.
1/3 hardly seems worth breaking out the wrenches.
Kinda have to pick your poison. Of course if you drop it to car height, it won’t have truck clearance.
That’s the difference between car guys or hot rod guys and guys who still are using an old truck for real truck things or just stuck in the past.
And the obligatory rubber bands comment when that trucks tires and wheels are anything but that. Heck the fronts kinda look like only 18s.
I know most are just different taste/opinions, but there's a few that it's definitely hate and it's sad. There's plenty of things that aren't my style (donks and traditional lowriders for example) but I still like them and appreciate the work if it's done well. I'll rag on someone for doing poor/sketchy/unsafe/just plain dumb work but just a style difference, nah.
Ayo, shots fired
Ha! I daily my 77. Hauled a full-size roller toolbox with top box last weekend. That Yellowstone c20 is cool as hell.
You're truck is sweet looking but not for me. It's all in where you live and what you do. Most lowered trucks would be completly impractical where I live,no maintenance county roads,most are dirt or gravel,no snow plows when you get snow,most of these trucks wouldn't make it out of my driveway and absolutely wouldn't make it out of the north pasture pulling a trailer,not due to traction,due to getting high centered. I wish I had pics of the beat to death gravel road everyone has to use when we get big rain. There are no police cars down here,they are full size dodge 4wd Rams.
Right!? My cut coils ride just fineAyo, shots fired
That's what my daily is for
And that's all good,my trucks are just for stuff I gotta use a truck for,that's it,if I don't need a truck to do truck things,I don't drive a truck. Which is why lowering one,etc. just makes them less useful to me.
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