Another good reason to lower a ranger...
#1
Another good reason to lower a ranger...
Its easier to wash!
I didnt realize how much it used to be a pain to wash my old truck, now Im not the tallest Im only 5'5 and washing the roof and windshield and hood and stuff on my old truck truck that was dropped 5/7 was easy as hell I didnt realize how much of a pain it was to wash the roof and windsheild now on my new truck thats stock height its back to being a pain lol.
I dont know how you guys in lifted truck wash them lol
I didnt realize how much it used to be a pain to wash my old truck, now Im not the tallest Im only 5'5 and washing the roof and windshield and hood and stuff on my old truck truck that was dropped 5/7 was easy as hell I didnt realize how much of a pain it was to wash the roof and windsheild now on my new truck thats stock height its back to being a pain lol.
I dont know how you guys in lifted truck wash them lol
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Originally Posted by greygooseranger
Just use a brush, I went to a detailing store and bought a pretty expensive brush with an extending handle. It works awesome and doesn't scratch like the cheap walmart ones. (this one was 60 bucks)
#16
It's a gentle balance between washed and clean.
Basically, I go get it covered in mud, so that the ladies will go "ooh look at that dirty truck, i really want to get dirty with the driver".
But, inevitably the ladies don't come, black people just look at me funny. So then I proceed to hit big water puddles until my truck is generally clean.
Then, a 90 degree day comes around and I head to the local carwash and get my baby shiny.
Basically, I go get it covered in mud, so that the ladies will go "ooh look at that dirty truck, i really want to get dirty with the driver".
But, inevitably the ladies don't come, black people just look at me funny. So then I proceed to hit big water puddles until my truck is generally clean.
Then, a 90 degree day comes around and I head to the local carwash and get my baby shiny.
#18
im 6'1 and even with mine i have to stand on the sill to wash the roof... ours brush is on a handle so that makes it easy however...
i wont go to car washes anymore after i found out they reuse the water...
Originally Posted by Red_Ak_Ranger
Then, a 90 degree day comes around and I head to the local carwash and get my baby shiny.
#22
Try washing a Dodge 3500 dually. Its a monster. You have to climb up on the tires to wash the hood and windshield, and you still have to reach far to get the middle. For the top of the cab, you have to climb up like 4 feet to get in the bed, and reach far to get the top front of the cab.
I can wash my ranger in about 30 minutes....its really easy.
I can wash my ranger in about 30 minutes....its really easy.
#23
LOL, does mark need a "how to" wash a big truck :-)
Mines lifted, but then again im 6'3......i can reach the center of the hood fine, but the top of truck i open my door and stand on my step bars......put alittle soap on the sponge and wash while the door is open, if your easy, it goes right down the windshield....instead of in the truck... then jump down, close the door and spray it off...
Since i have a fiberglass bed cover i cant stand in my bed anymore, but that made it the easiest before i had it..
Rocky
Mines lifted, but then again im 6'3......i can reach the center of the hood fine, but the top of truck i open my door and stand on my step bars......put alittle soap on the sponge and wash while the door is open, if your easy, it goes right down the windshield....instead of in the truck... then jump down, close the door and spray it off...
Since i have a fiberglass bed cover i cant stand in my bed anymore, but that made it the easiest before i had it..
Rocky
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