isnt that the whole point to buy a 4x4, i dont know what i would do if i never had a 4x4, but personally I just laugh when i see a lifted 4x2 it doesnt make sense, but as everyone says its your truck and do what you want if you like it thats all that matters.

 

Alot of people need to tow/haul/pull things, dont live anywhere that 4x is required.

 

 

wouldnt those helper airbags in the back be better for towing/hauling/pulling things instead of a higher truck?

 

JD1500 its the wanna be poser factor that makes the 4x4 owners laugh. . . . and if you truely tow a lot (first off buy a cummins) having a 6" lift or 6 + 3 inch body you can tow much at all due to the drop tongue you would have to use, and if you really hauled a lot of stuff a 6"+ would make it hard to get **** in and out, much less heavy things. Do you tow/haul a lot, i doubt it, otherwise you wouldnt have made that statement.

 

you dont see a 1500 with a 32,000 pound 5th wheel hitch and a gooseneck tailgate?

 

Ram it one...


Yeah, i do tow/haul/pull alot. But i also have a non lifted 4x4. Read the sig. I also, never pull anything over about 8500 pounds. Otherwise, i woulda got the cummins.

 

then why did you say the above??
this poll isnt if a 4x2 is a real truck, its if they should be jacked up with mud tires.

so someone thats sitting 9" to over a foot higher than stock (lift + taller tires) would not be one to tow or haul a lot of stuff because it wouldnt make sense.

 

what about read the sig? doesnt say anything about a non lifted 4x4 or that you tow a lot, and if youre talking about the retarded danasoft, im just trying to get up to your moms record of being tea bagged 37 times.

 

uhhh... ok. what is wrong with a 4x2 being lifted? give me a very good reason. there are waaaaaay more 4x2's thatare lifted than you think. plus, when you drive a 4x4, you drive it in 4x2 and switch to 4x4 when you really need it. i live in cali, there are a few trucks out here that are 4x4. thats usually diesels. you dont see many gassers out here that are 4x4. very rare. plus, 3/4 trucks out here are lifted. v6, v8, v10, and diesels. and maybe 20% of those are 4x4. MAYBE 20%, if that.