New in NC
#14
11-28-2009, 05:47 AM
welcome to the show Becca. question, why would you want to tput a lift in your 2WD? tuck 'er down, drop some 20's, and splash some custom colour on her. have a good one.
#15
11-29-2009, 09:25 AM
Hey - Thanks. I already have an almost 600 hp Mustang that sits so low I have to virtually stop to go over every speed bump, so I want to go up with my Jimmy (only 4" or so). I would have preferred a 4wd if I could've found one in my price range at the time. I've had a couple 4wd Silverados and really miss how easy they clear rough roads and such (I don't always keep it on the pavement). I have a 2" shackle/spacer lift waiting to go on next week and I'll probably be happy with that for awhile. I do plan on adding different wheels and custom paint at some point though.
#16
11-29-2009, 12:32 PM
welcome to the site! just curious, is it nice to live in Charlette ? or near there? im starting to look around as i eventually need to move....
#17
11-30-2009, 08:02 AM
It's not bad. Many of the drivers can be pure idiots, real estate prices are still stupid, and I think the taxes are the highest in the state. Many people choose to live in a nearby county and commute to Charlotte for work. Traffic in the mornings and afternoons on the major roads can be irritating, but I'm sure it's like that in most larger cities. You just have to learn the timing of traffic and leave a few minutes early or later if you can.
Overall, I like living in this area. I moved up here from south Georgia back in 1999 and don't regret the decision. It all depends on what you're looking for, though.
Overall, I like living in this area. I moved up here from south Georgia back in 1999 and don't regret the decision. It all depends on what you're looking for, though.
#19
11-30-2009, 01:55 PM
Super Member
Welcome from Jacksonville, NC... but I'm currently in Lewsiville, NC right outside Winston-Salem... and not enjoying it, can't wait to get back to the beach lol.
