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Just thought some people would want to see a picture of the two next to each other.
6 inch lift and 2.5 Pics
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Sorry the picture is small but here is a link to a better one:
http://homepage.mac.com/apcoleman/PhotoAlbum28.html
http://homepage.mac.com/apcoleman/PhotoAlbum28.html
This might be a little better.
that looks...well....6 inches higher!! looks good my friend. -riverguide
I dunno....the hood difference appears to be around 3" which it should be about right. Ive been tossing around the idea of going to a 6". How do you like yours?
Actually, the white truck is mine. In person Jamie's truck looked a little smallish next to it and the difference made for a good laugh today at the DC area swap meet.
Those Cali guys have Surf N Turf. Here on the East Coast, when we have a warm, crystal clear autum day with the foliage at a vibrant peak, we go hang out in a parking lot.
Those Cali guys have Surf N Turf. Here on the East Coast, when we have a warm, crystal clear autum day with the foliage at a vibrant peak, we go hang out in a parking lot.
To clear things up....
(And jamie or curran, correct me if im wrong.)
The smaller 80 is running OME heavy suspension with 20mm packers all around and 285's
The white 80 is a slee 6" with 35's
(And jamie or curran, correct me if im wrong.)
The smaller 80 is running OME heavy suspension with 20mm packers all around and 285's
The white 80 is a slee 6" with 35's
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Brandon,
I think curran is running 36's
I think curran is running 36's
Nope, 315sapcoleman said:
Good to see you/meet you guys today!
I could be wrong but his sig line says 35" Trxus...?apcoleman said:
nice pics... 6" lift for a dd? i'd imagine that it would be doable as long as u could handle the really high center of gravity, and the aerodynamics of a brick. if u can get over that, then u should be good.
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Cruiserhead05 said:
35" TrXus would be the correct answer.
Larry, it's kind of tough to answer your question. What's a good daily driver for one person could be completely unpractical for another. I live in a relatively small town and don't put much mileage on the truck. My previously daily driver was a much longer and wider F250, so I was used to a big vehicle. For someone living in a big city; dealing with parking garages and transitioning from a civic, the 6" lift could be a bit intimidating.
That said, next month I'm starting a new job and this truck is going to be replaced with something smaller for DD use - probably an older Toyota truck if I can find one that isn’t rusted out.
CJ
Larry, it's kind of tough to answer your question. What's a good daily driver for one person could be completely unpractical for another. I live in a relatively small town and don't put much mileage on the truck. My previously daily driver was a much longer and wider F250, so I was used to a big vehicle. For someone living in a big city; dealing with parking garages and transitioning from a civic, the 6" lift could be a bit intimidating.
That said, next month I'm starting a new job and this truck is going to be replaced with something smaller for DD use - probably an older Toyota truck if I can find one that isn’t rusted out.
CJ
Kavik said:need more info on this truck
We do...................................