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  • JasonC
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    Originally posted by nickpro
    Hm... you might have a problem there.

    And nah, they would be better on the roof.
    im not much of a roof rack person. maybe a ladder rack for the bed that extends over the roof?

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  • lolcantturn
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    As uncomfortable and loud as this car is, it is SO MUCH MORE reliable than 90% of this board's E30s, and with a clutch that doesn't slip, easily much quicker than 90% of the E30's here, and that's real talk.

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  • mamzak
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    Your mom is SO fat.

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  • mamzak
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    Haters gonna Hate bitch!

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  • mamzak
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    That is so hipster.

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  • dirtysix
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    Originally posted by nickpro
    It's quite alot easier than that, simply weld the rear axle straight to the frame! You wont have to deal with stupid springs, and it will handle alot better. You might wanna make sure the truck is in 4wd so that when the drive shaft binds, you can still drive around with front wheel drive.
    Bugger that, just get some longer shackles and a coupla bits of 4x2!

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  • mamzak
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    That's really stupid.

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  • nickpro
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    Originally posted by JasonC
    but its a 2wd... And if i want it to looked "stanced". Should i put some rusty 55gal. drums in the bed?

    Hm... you might have a problem there.

    And nah, they would be better on the roof.

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  • mamzak
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    I like it.

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  • JasonC
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    Originally posted by nickpro
    It's quite alot easier than that, simply weld the rear axle straight to the frame! You wont have to deal with stupid springs, and it will handle alot better. You might wanna make sure the truck is in 4wd so that when the drive shaft binds, you can still drive around with front wheel drive.
    but its a 2wd... And if i want it to looked "stanced". Should i put some rusty 55gal. drums in the bed?

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  • nickpro
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    Originally posted by JasonC
    I want to slam my Dodge Ram, but i'm R3V cheap. Now i know i got to remove my front coils. But what do i do about the back since it's leaf springs? Do i take a torch and heat the leafs till the rear axle sits on the frame?

    It's quite alot easier than that, simply weld the rear axle straight to the frame! You wont have to deal with stupid springs, and it will handle alot better. You might wanna make sure the truck is in 4wd so that when the drive shaft binds, you can still drive around with front wheel drive.

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  • KamakaziX
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    Every time this thread is bumped the same things are said repeatedly.

    "I like it."

    "That's really stupid."

    "That is so hipster."

    "Haters gonna hate."

    (Someone cracks a joke.)

    Repeat.

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  • scabzzzz
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    People in Philly are delusional when it comes to "a comfortable ride height". They always seem to have an excuse when pans bust too!

    ;)

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  • JasonC
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    I want to slam my Dodge Ram, but i'm R3V cheap. Now i know i got to remove my front coils. But what do i do about the back since it's leaf springs? Do i take a torch and heat the leafs till the rear axle sits on the frame?

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  • nickpro
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    Originally posted by chadthestampede



    hahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahah sooooooooooooooooo good







    Originally posted by be34st
    Looks cool to me. Can't imagine this to be a comfortable ride though.
    it rides better than all my friends cars on coils/air

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