Lifted Titan.
is breaking shit
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Lifted Titan.
I'm insure if the owner wants to unveil his truck. But i will post a final pic of a titan we lifted a few weeks back. I think its came out stellar. Its a 07 Crew Cab with 6.5" up front, an 4" in the back with 35x12.50R18 Toyo M/T's with American Racing Black Teflon Mojave wheels.
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RIP Tad.
RIP Tad.
Last edited by IwinUlose; 06-02-2008 at 08:33 PM.
i love the way they look lifted..if only they didnt get only 12mpg..lol
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00 f250 ecsb
7.3 pstroke(92k miles)
2wd
wicked wheel 2
ebvp mod
s&b
5"magnaflow dump
custom 6position chip
05/07 grille
soon to come- djm 3/5kit, 20s or 22s
2010 Snapper Pro 36" z-turn
Kawi 19hp
45hrs
00 f250 ecsb
7.3 pstroke(92k miles)
2wd
wicked wheel 2
ebvp mod
s&b
5"magnaflow dump
custom 6position chip
05/07 grille
soon to come- djm 3/5kit, 20s or 22s
2010 Snapper Pro 36" z-turn
Kawi 19hp
45hrs
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Looks good, before I bought my truck I was looking at a black one, bone stock, 30k miles, cheap as hell. I was gonna do 8" on black 20" KMC rockstars and 37's
With the way diesel is now days, I'm regretting buying another truck at all
With the way diesel is now days, I'm regretting buying another truck at all
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There is a reason they are cheap. You get what you pay for. Their sales are dropping faster then the average and so is their value as they offer 10 and 15K dollar rebates. A few of our guys at work have them and they can't get out of them without being way upsidedown not to mention they always have problems. If they are used as pavement queens they aren't too bad but don't take them on a jobsite and expect them to last.
There is a reason they are cheap. You get what you pay for. Their sales are dropping faster then the average and so is their value as they offer 10 and 15K dollar rebates. A few of our guys at work have them and they can't get out of them without being way upsidedown not to mention they always have problems. If they are used as pavement queens they aren't too bad but don't take them on a jobsite and expect them to last.
why wouldnt a truck last at a job site ? job sites arent like serious mud holes, rock climbing or anything.... they arent dropping value because of quality, Its the gas prices and economy !