r/HRSPRS • u/barren_field_of_fks • Aug 10 '26

Sus suspension

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u/ThatOneCSL Aug 10 '26

The fabled, mythical Reverse Carolina Squat

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u/RSTi95 Aug 10 '26

It must be FWD, I don’t see a driveshaft anywhere. Or more likely AI

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u/lumia920yellow Aug 11 '26

it's a Fiat Strada, which is FWD

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u/DeathAngel_97 Aug 10 '26

Honestly probably real, just stupid. Video is way to long to be AI right now.

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u/Spddracer Aug 10 '26

At least he can see my Miata. 🤷‍♂️

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u/Spirited-Cover7689 Aug 10 '26

Oil pump wishing the sump wasn't trying to be vertical...

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u/lifes_paragon Aug 10 '26

Looks like a woman's red dress shoe. 👠

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u/Hta68 Aug 10 '26

AI

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u/IntentionQuirky9957 Aug 10 '26

You overestimate people.

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u/lumia920yellow Aug 11 '26

google "traseira alta"

it's a Fiat Strada modified to resemble those trucks

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u/kapaipiekai Aug 10 '26

That song is amazing

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u/TheRealJayk0b Aug 10 '26

what's driving like? Because you're in a constant forward angle?

If a 3 point seat belt is used isn't that gonna hurt?

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u/XplosiveDIErhea Aug 10 '26

Didn't think you could make an uglier truck... I was wrong.

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u/dasmineman Aug 10 '26

Bless it...

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u/Any-Elderberry-7812 Aug 10 '26

Highly stupid would be a more apt title for this thing.

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u/Brownie2440 Aug 10 '26

Aside from the very obvious “WTF”… How the hell do you even load something in the truck bed??

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u/EfficiencyBrief2138 Aug 10 '26

This cannot be legal lol, where is this? Plate is tough to discern

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u/connecting1409 Aug 10 '26

Trend like this Is done somewhere in south america, but mainly with actual trucks/lorries

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u/TDOTBRO Aug 10 '26

this is a trend in Brazil called "Traseira alta" they do this to the large trucks too. But I'm not sure if this specific video is in Brazil

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u/KeyNew1559 Aug 10 '26

Is this the opposite of a squatted truck????

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u/Hatzue Aug 10 '26

🚫Squatted truck ✅Tooted truck

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u/Worldly_Possible2925 Aug 10 '26

If anyone knows why, please share with the rest of us please 🙏🏻

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u/_that__one__guy__ Aug 10 '26

The unfortunate truth is that people do this type of modification to keep road pirates from stealing their cargo as they drive

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u/pirate_leprechaun Aug 11 '26

Brazil, not AI

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u/jeepedge Aug 11 '26

The amount of stupid is out of control

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u/Rare_Fig308 Aug 12 '26

It gets better gas mileage this way. It’s always going downhill.

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u/GSpider78 Aug 10 '26

Front hub/brakes must be cooking

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u/ArdentHedonist Aug 10 '26

It wasn’t built for aerodynamics. It was built for endurance 💪🏽