Lifted Trucks

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Who has one? I just recently lifted my tahoe and I'm quite pleased with how it turned out.
 
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This is one of my old ones

2004. 6" lift. 35's
 

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There's a douche in a lifted truck parked outside of my house, taking up two full spots. Currently debating to have it towed. They have 20 minutes to leave before my roommate gets home and needs the space.

I'm sure you guys aren't jerks, but I've yet to meet anyone that drives a lifted truck that isn't.

Disclaimer: my last car was lowered.
 
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Thanks fellas! Yeah it's a 6" rough country lift, 35" nitto mud grapplers, and 20" xd monster wheels.
 
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What's the price tag for doing this? I see the lift kits are around $1200-1500, but was curious about labor and other add ons that need to be done.
 
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VOLatile said:
There's a douche in a lifted truck parked outside of my house, taking up two full spots. Currently debating to have it towed. They have 20 minutes to leave before my roommate gets home and needs the space.

I'm sure you guys aren't jerks, but I've yet to meet anyone that drives a lifted truck that isn't.

Disclaimer: my last car was lowered.
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Yeah, this has my experience with lifted truck owners. Shame really, because I am sure there are a number of level headed lifted guys, but I haven't met many.

What car do you have lowered?

Nice trucks btw guys.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
What's the price tag for doing this? I see the lift kits are around $1200-1500, but was curious about labor and other add ons that need to be done.
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It cost me right around $4500 for the wheels, tires, lift kit and labor.

It could swing a few hundred bucks either way depending on the wheel/tire combo. Or if you know somebody that could do the labor for you which would be a lot cheaper.

The rough country lift was the cheapest by far at $1109. Fab tech and pro comp's 6" lifts were both over 2k.
 
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I've never had much luck with owners of lifted trucks either.

We have a Soldier right now who's truck is jacked up. All the time I see him jumping up in it and jumping out of it (literally). Yet he's spent the past two years on so many dead man profiles so he doesn't have to do anything. Doesn't make any sense to me. He can jump up to get in this truck, he can jump down out of it, but he can't run, do push ups, sit ups or any other sort of exercise. I would hate to see YV deal with him.
 
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volfanbill said:
I've never had much luck with owners of lifted trucks either.

We have a Soldier right now who's truck is jacked up. All the time I see him jumping up in it and jumping out of it (literally). Yet he's spent the past two years on so many dead man profiles so he doesn't have to do anything. Doesn't make any sense to me. He can jump up to get in this truck, he can jump down out of it, but he can't run, do push ups, sit ups or any other sort of exercise. I would hate to see YV deal with him.
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What's that?
 
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Nerd-Vol said:
Yeah, this has my experience with lifted truck owners. Shame really, because I am sure there are a number of level headed lifted guys, but I haven't met many.

What car do you have lowered?

Nice trucks btw guys.
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Sorry you guys have had bad experiences with d bags who drive lifted trucks. It may be the majority but it doesn't apply for me I can assure you.
 
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volfanbill said:
I've never had much luck with owners of lifted trucks either.

We have a Soldier right now who's truck is jacked up. All the time I see him jumping up in it and jumping out of it (literally). Yet he's spent the past two years on so many dead man profiles so he doesn't have to do anything. Doesn't make any sense to me. He can jump up to get in this truck, he can jump down out of it, but he can't run, do push ups, sit ups or any other sort of exercise. I would hate to see YV deal with him.
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I'd probably strangle him
 
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Nerd-Vol said:
What's that?
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Army slang for having a slip of paper from "doctors" (i use that term loosely because Army doctors seem to love to give you these slips or prescriptions just because you tell them something hurts) that limit you from certain exercises. The specific dead man profile limits you from doing absolutely anything.
 
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volfanbill said:
Army slang for having a slip of paper from "doctors" (i use that term loosely because Army doctors seem to love to give you these slips or prescriptions just because you tell them something hurts) that limit you from certain exercises. The specific dead man profile limits you from doing absolutely anything.
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Thanks for the answer and thanks for your service. I really appreciate what folks like you (and annoyingly Yankee) do for this country.
 
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I'm not a d-bag. Have lifted trucks and lowered cars.

Best thing about lifted trucks is summertime.

Women wear those short shorts a d skirts. I can see right down there at them. :)

I'm about to get this dirty old man stuff down
 
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Nerd-Vol said:
Yeah, this has my experience with lifted truck owners. Shame really, because I am sure there are a number of level headed lifted guys, but I haven't met many.

What car do you have lowered?

Nice trucks btw guys.
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97 Jetta. Was just a 2.0l, nothing special. Had a lowering kit on it when I bought it, handled fantastically.
 
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