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General ChatChat about all things Blazer (and related vehicles). Off-topic stuff should be in the lounge, and all mechanical problems should be posted in the proper forum.
At least they had enough common sense to do it with solid axles. Can't say that the axles are up to the challenge though. I also don't think that it's street legal with the tire protrusion.
I also don't think that it's street legal with the tire protrusion.
Depends on the state. Around here that's the norm...
Only if it were a local here, the front would be about another foot taller and the rear would be lowered so much that the rear tires would be hitting the body.
I give the Tesla Cybertruck a month after release before we start seeing this crap...
Last edited by blazen_red_4x4; May 13, 2020 at 09:27 AM.
It is totally out of proportion and throws off the look. I could get away with driving it here where I live and not get hassled too much by the law. I think this truck is in Florida if I remember correctly. Don't get me started on the lean that some people do. I can't stand that look.
