What about a pre-runner?
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Hmmmmm right you are? I think it would be alil different for me. I dont need " sand dunes" or anything of that nature. thats where the all show no go comes in. meaning i will drive in all around hitting up little bits of mud and such but will never "take it hard core". not like a "show truck". dont have that kind of money
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pre runners aren mud trucks though they are for racing on sand and dirt. havinga pre runner in MD would be like me driving an articat here in FL just to show off. the whole idea between pre-runner style suspension and mudding are different( purpose wise at least). nuthing wrong with having two trucks though go for it if you can.
and I dunno if that question towards Kyle was sarcasm or not, but if its a real question he rolled it out on a beach and now he's parting it out to help pay for his new mamajama.
and I dunno if that question towards Kyle was sarcasm or not, but if its a real question he rolled it out on a beach and now he's parting it out to help pay for his new mamajama.
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Originally Posted by fletch12518
Hmmmmm right you are? I think it would be alil different for me. I dont need " sand dunes" or anything of that nature. thats where the all show no go comes in. meaning i will drive in all around hitting up little bits of mud and such but will never "take it hard core". not like a "show truck". dont have that kind of money
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Originally Posted by KARPE
pre runners aren mud trucks though they are for racing on sand and dirt. havinga pre runner in MD would be like me driving an articat here in FL just to show off. the whole idea between pre-runner style suspension and mudding are different( purpose wise at least). nuthing wrong with having two trucks though go for it if you can.
and I dunno if that question towards Kyle was sarcasm or not, but if its a real question he rolled it out on a beach and now he's parting it out to help pay for his new mamajama.
and I dunno if that question towards Kyle was sarcasm or not, but if its a real question he rolled it out on a beach and now he's parting it out to help pay for his new mamajama.
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Yeah my old truck is no more... hence the new one. Anyways, it just seems to me like you have a bunch of money burning a hole in your pocket and you don't know what to do with it. I may or may not be right, but either way, build something that fits you. This includes where you are, what you do, etc etc. Why would you buy a new 2wd truck and build it up when you already have a 4wd. The 2wd will never be as good as that 4wd. Well, not without putting an unreasonable amount of money into it. The term 'rat race' mean anything to you? If you want a newer truck, get a newer truck. Lots of your current mods will transfer over. But like I said before... if it ain't broke, don't fix it!
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Originally Posted by Gearhead61
Yeah my old truck is no more... hence the new one. Anyways, it just seems to me like you have a bunch of money burning a hole in your pocket and you don't know what to do with it. I may or may not be right, but either way, build something that fits you. This includes where you are, what you do, etc etc. Why would you buy a new 2wd truck and build it up when you already have a 4wd. The 2wd will never be as good as that 4wd. Well, not without putting an unreasonable amount of money into it. The term 'rat race' mean anything to you? If you want a newer truck, get a newer truck. Lots of your current mods will transfer over. But like I said before... if it ain't broke, don't fix it!
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Originally Posted by fletch12518
na not yet. apartment! lol
lol there is your probelm, spend your money on a house, you know u will need it anyways down the road, why not look and invest now. i know i prolly wont be doing too many mods on mine any more, i got some land in mind i want to buy.
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Originally Posted by Mudhippy
if you think your gonna make a prerunner by puttin fiberglass up front and showing it off like that i will never talk to you again.
prerunners are more than that.
dont be a wannaberunner. --lame
prerunners are more than that.
dont be a wannaberunner. --lame
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Originally Posted by FauX
A prerunner is exactly what Alon stated. To try to make a prerunner where you have no means of racing it would be totally deminishing the word Prerunner. This is really starting to **** me off.
