Project crew cab conversion

[DRAGGIN95]

Thanks guys, I am looking forward to finishing this soon.

 

[radical7]

Thanks man, I haven't taken any new pics, nobody else has seen it, nobody here is in to this stuff anymore, but I am super happy with the frame, it is solid enough that I can jack the truck up under one of the core support mount on only one side and the whole truck lifts nearly perfectly level. I can also let the air out of one bag on any corner and the truck will stay fully up. I understand about that frame flex being annoying, if you were closer I would help you out with that.

Da fk u talking about a lot of people still love lowered trucks don't ever get discouraged , and keep posting badass pics of ur builds


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[Sierra]

It's just around where we live, lifted trucks are the norm. Rarely do you see a lowered truck anymore. They are here in arkansas but you don't see them much.

 

[radical7]

Not much here either I guess cause of winter people get 4wds


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[skylark]

It's just around where we live, lifted trucks are the norm. Rarely do you see a lowered truck anymore. They are here in arkansas but you don't see them much.

And that is why their special.

 

[deej-79]

And that is why their special.

This, but *they're

 

[skylark]

This, but *they're

You are 100% correct! That is what I get for talking into my phone without proofreading.

 

[thz71]

You are 100% correct! That is what I get for talking into my phone without proofreading.

And having a grammar nazi with nothing better to post lol

 

[skylark]

And having a grammar nazi with nothing better to post lol

That should be Nazi. The n needs to be capitalized.

 

[deej-79]

And having a grammar nazi with nothing better to post lol

That should be Nazi. The n needs to be capitalized.

lol