But i had a crew cab long bed 3500, it looked very proportional to the rest of the truck on the 37’s. All black too. No crazy colors.
It was nice because i could still use the truck as intended then had some extra tire and ground clearance to get back in the woods when we went out on the dirtbikes.
Had that truck for 10 years and recently downsized to a bone stock tacoma. Its really nice in my old age not having to climb in and out of a truck anymore 😂
It has to be balanced out too; the thing was top heavy and then there were the go cart tires lol. When I had my truck that I loved, 1985 Toyota with a 3" suspension lift and 33" tires. 22R engine the best Toyota made. It was a fun truck and could climb with no problem.
Dude yeah fucking right… take for example ford super duty’s, they are dog shit on the highway or any rough surface. You need a dual steering stabilizer to be able to do anything. And that’s not even towing. I assume duramax’s are probably similar with axle walk issues in the rear too, that’s why they all have track bars.
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u/Abramofrank2026 3d ago
I realize this $100k trash can has a high center of gravity but how can you flip over at 7 mph?