homemade body lift?
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07-06-2009
Ok, im not trying to be a dick, and this comment isnt directed at the OP or anything but it always amazes me how cheap some people can be. Hockey pucks for a lift like this, rolling on $50 paint jobs and (i know some guys have them here.... but...) glasspack mufflers.
$150 for a proper body lift supplies ISNT alot of money. A REAL paint job will be worth it in the long run. (unless you are going for the cheap look), and Glasspacks... well, ive never liked them so thats just a pet peeve unless its a lowrider or a custom with Bellflower pipes.
Do it right the first time. Even poor people can make $150 in expendable income with a little effort.
$150 for a proper body lift supplies ISNT alot of money. A REAL paint job will be worth it in the long run. (unless you are going for the cheap look), and Glasspacks... well, ive never liked them so thats just a pet peeve unless its a lowrider or a custom with Bellflower pipes.
Do it right the first time. Even poor people can make $150 in expendable income with a little effort.
#9
07-06-2009
Ok, im not trying to be a dick, and this comment isnt directed at the OP or anything but it always amazes me how cheap some people can be. Hockey pucks for a lift like this, rolling on $50 paint jobs and (i know some guys have them here.... but...) glasspack mufflers.
$150 for a proper body lift supplies ISNT alot of money. A REAL paint job will be worth it in the long run. (unless you are going for the cheap look), and Glasspacks... well, ive never liked them so thats just a pet peeve unless its a lowrider or a custom with Bellflower pipes.
Do it right the first time. Even poor people can make $150 in expendable income with a little effort.
$150 for a proper body lift supplies ISNT alot of money. A REAL paint job will be worth it in the long run. (unless you are going for the cheap look), and Glasspacks... well, ive never liked them so thats just a pet peeve unless its a lowrider or a custom with Bellflower pipes.
Do it right the first time. Even poor people can make $150 in expendable income with a little effort.
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07-06-2009
$150 for a proper body lift supplies ISNT alot of money. A REAL paint job will be worth it in the long run. (unless you are going for the cheap look), and Glasspacks... well, ive never liked them so thats just a pet peeve unless its a lowrider or a custom with Bellflower pipes.
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wow lots of posts :P thats awesome.
alright so I should have made myself clear, I was pretty much just asking if he was bull****ting or not. I have no problem what so ever paying for quality :)
but yeah i still havent made my mind on if i wanna lift or slam :S
anyways thanks alot for the replies
alright so I should have made myself clear, I was pretty much just asking if he was bull****ting or not. I have no problem what so ever paying for quality :)
but yeah i still havent made my mind on if i wanna lift or slam :S
anyways thanks alot for the replies
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07-07-2009
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07-07-2009
wow lots of posts :P thats awesome.
alright so I should have made myself clear, I was pretty much just asking if he was bull****ting or not. I have no problem what so ever paying for quality :)
but yeah i still havent made my mind on if i wanna lift or slam :S
anyways thanks alot for the replies
alright so I should have made myself clear, I was pretty much just asking if he was bull****ting or not. I have no problem what so ever paying for quality :)
but yeah i still havent made my mind on if i wanna lift or slam :S
anyways thanks alot for the replies
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Ok, im not trying to be a dick, and this comment isnt directed at the OP or anything but it always amazes me how cheap some people can be. Hockey pucks for a lift like this, rolling on $50 paint jobs and (i know some guys have them here.... but...) glasspack mufflers.
$150 for a proper body lift supplies ISNT alot of money. A REAL paint job will be worth it in the long run. (unless you are going for the cheap look), and Glasspacks... well, ive never liked them so thats just a pet peeve unless its a lowrider or a custom with Bellflower pipes.
Do it right the first time. Even poor people can make $150 in expendable income with a little effort.
$150 for a proper body lift supplies ISNT alot of money. A REAL paint job will be worth it in the long run. (unless you are going for the cheap look), and Glasspacks... well, ive never liked them so thats just a pet peeve unless its a lowrider or a custom with Bellflower pipes.
Do it right the first time. Even poor people can make $150 in expendable income with a little effort.
#23
07-07-2009
I actually knew a guy who used hockey pucks for motor mounts in a little 4cyl oval racer and the thing is sitting on his property and in fact the pucks are rotting and falling apart.
But what Six9coug said is so true, your driving a truck that costs money to maintain, you have to pay to put gas into it, pay for the insurance and there should be a way to pay for a $150.00 body lift, when I was younger I had a min. wage job, had to pay for gas, phone bill all kinds of stuff like that and I didn't even work a lot and I could still manage to scrounge up some money.
But what Six9coug said is so true, your driving a truck that costs money to maintain, you have to pay to put gas into it, pay for the insurance and there should be a way to pay for a $150.00 body lift, when I was younger I had a min. wage job, had to pay for gas, phone bill all kinds of stuff like that and I didn't even work a lot and I could still manage to scrounge up some money.
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