dang. totally wickedsick truck dood
#26
09-15-2009
you guys are going to hate me. but its honestly not that bad.. loose the flaps, and the stickers and stuff and maybe lower it a little. and its a pretty nice truck..someone put a lot of work into it. i mean if someone gave me the keys to thatd id drive it. if i was to build a truck i would make it a little more practical but hey who cares. its a show truck most likely with the completely painted or chromed under carriage. the drop hitch isnt to bad if he knows how to use it right.. i mean heck on our stock 350s at work we have to have a seven inch drop to pull the box trailer level.
the mud flaps kick ***!
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i like this truck, the other one isnt bad, just too much lime green on it (thats comin from sumone whos favorite color is lime green lol) take sum of that green off n black it out sum more itd be sick
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#30
09-15-2009
i think he meant a lot of money... lol. I cant talk though, 99% of my mods are all bolt on too.
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For a bunch of people with "waste of a truck" mods done to their truck, which also has IFS, to be making fun of that truck is idiotic.
Take the flaps off, rear window decal delete, and you have your self a badass rig to cruise the highway in....which, by the way, would run right over our Rangers.
Take the flaps off, rear window decal delete, and you have your self a badass rig to cruise the highway in....which, by the way, would run right over our Rangers.
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come on now guys its the cool thing to do-look and do what everyone else is doing not my cup of tea and the ride must be horrible i see them all day long and there all the same
#33
09-15-2009
its a huge waste of money. I've never understood them.. if you have a tiny dick just buy a corvette or something you can at least have fun in.
#37
09-15-2009
it all depends... sometimes a smaller rig is much much better for wheeling (ie trails) than a full size.
if were talking straight up Florida style mudding, then yeah its all about how big and high the truck is. but pretty much EVERYTHING else, a smaller truck wins.
if were talking straight up Florida style mudding, then yeah its all about how big and high the truck is. but pretty much EVERYTHING else, a smaller truck wins.
#38
09-15-2009
....really? What drugs are you on? I want a few.
reality check.. Give me a ranger on 35s and I'll put it more places than that huge fukin thing.
the second one is only like 3-4" lower..?
also gotta factor in weight, rangers weigh a ton less and that would help in mud.
reality check.. Give me a ranger on 35s and I'll put it more places than that huge fukin thing.
the second one is only like 3-4" lower..?
also gotta factor in weight, rangers weigh a ton less and that would help in mud.
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More places like narrow trails, yea. Hell, in that respect, my stock Bronco 2 will outwheel most vehicles on here. But mud, power lines, firetrails, the kind of wheeling we do, that Chevy will own most on here. The main reason I got my B2, was for the narrow 4 wheeler trails around here.
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#43
09-15-2009
Yes but the second one isnt all dumb and riced out and its alot cleaner plus it doesnt advertse a drink that they prolly just drink because its the "cool thing to do" What are you driving around 7-11 promos for. seriously! I dont advertise unless im either getting money for it. Or I really really like something and i want everyone else to use it too. Or its for a good cause.
#45
09-15-2009
More places like narrow trails, yea. Hell, in that respect, my stock Bronco 2 will outwheel most vehicles on here. But mud, power lines, firetrails, the kind of wheeling we do, that Chevy will own most on here. The main reason I got my B2, was for the narrow 4 wheeler trails around here.
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Real offroading huh? And what would that be? Yep a giant mud hole takes any old truck like a pile of rocks takes any old buggy.
#49
09-15-2009
yeah I said real offroading..putn the pedal to the floor and letn a 502 or big diesel scream as you spin through some mud isnt all that techinical. But I guess thats me.
Take the samn damn truck on some off camber rocks runs and tight trails, yeah not gona work. That takes some skill.....IMO
and the any old buggy, any of those built up buggys are BUILT..and can do mud any day
Take the samn damn truck on some off camber rocks runs and tight trails, yeah not gona work. That takes some skill.....IMO
and the any old buggy, any of those built up buggys are BUILT..and can do mud any day
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yeah I said real offroading..putn the pedal to the floor and letn a 502 or big diesel scream as you spin through some mud isnt all that techinical. But I guess thats me.
Take the samn damn truck on some off camber rocks runs and tight trails, yeah not gona work. That takes some skill.....IMO
and the any old buggy, any of those built up buggys are BUILT..and can do mud any day
Take the samn damn truck on some off camber rocks runs and tight trails, yeah not gona work. That takes some skill.....IMO
and the any old buggy, any of those built up buggys are BUILT..and can do mud any day
