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#11

06-11-2015, 09:10 PM

Jamaroon

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Yes yes, we all know you have a hate on for lifted trucks...

He's also a lot wider than stock now so that offsets some of the height.

#12

06-11-2015, 10:31 PM

LeWhite

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Why do you accuse hate? To me its either physics or common sense. I see lifts as a styling choice.

#13

06-12-2015, 03:25 AM

Fatguy9

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Quote:

Originally Posted by rexmburns

You would think but as long as you drive intelligently it's remarkably stable! I've had it in some sketchy situations that I wouldn't have driven it even when it was small and on 31s but the the situation required it and it never once tried top go over so. It also handles better on road now than it did even in stock form app I'd say it's just fine!

And to the OP you will be surprised at what these things will do with nothing more than a good set of tires and intelligent driving!

So no lift and just get good tires and driving skills?

#14

06-12-2015, 10:49 AM

esquire

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If you plan on doing some moderate to serious wheeling I recommend a lift I've been wheeling with good tires on a stock ride and my biggest issue has always been clearance and angles of approach as well as a small footprint. I'm definitely an lift advocate