This the perfect stance on the 4th gen rams!!!LOOK
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THERE SHOULDN'T BE HATERS HERE!! We all Love our own individual trucks and i believe this sight is a place for us to share....it goes back to what my momma said...if you haven't anything nice to say....don't say it at all. This type of truck is not my cup of tea...but who cares. This guys has put work into it and to have others drop bombs is not the way to go. This is not "hater" web page...it's a forum of like owners with like minds with a similar mindset...to advance our love of our Ram trucks!!
still not my type of stance
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From: Winter Haven, FL
I dont think its that bad. At least it still has some function (over the bagged S10s that i see everywhere). It would be a great truck to haul a bike or two. or some furniture (if you have stiff rear suspension or helper bags). I like the stock r/ts better tho, just a little higher in the back but definately a street truck meant to be on the road only like the srt-10 and daytona and rumble bees.
Last edited by joekool4; Nov 17, 2011 at 02:14 AM.
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I think that the overall diameter of the wheel/tire combo in the original post is a bit too big.
A 2/4 lower looks ok, but does take away for the purpose for which a truck was designed for. I'm really not a fan of lifted trucks, but that's just me. If everybody liked the same exact things, then it would be a pretty boring world to live in!!
I think that the SRT10 in CarGuyOhio's sig sits perfect for a 2wd.
A 2/4 lower looks ok, but does take away for the purpose for which a truck was designed for. I'm really not a fan of lifted trucks, but that's just me. If everybody liked the same exact things, then it would be a pretty boring world to live in!!
I think that the SRT10 in CarGuyOhio's sig sits perfect for a 2wd.
the title of the post is;
"This the perfect stance on the 4th gen rams!!!LOOK". How was I supposed to know it was regarding a lowered truck?
"this trucks stance is about perfect, whatcha guys think?"
I didn't flame the guy for his truck, I and many others commented that it wasn't our style. I do agree with you that we should welcome all here but the OP did ask for opinions.
"This the perfect stance on the 4th gen rams!!!LOOK". How was I supposed to know it was regarding a lowered truck?
"this trucks stance is about perfect, whatcha guys think?"
I didn't flame the guy for his truck, I and many others commented that it wasn't our style. I do agree with you that we should welcome all here but the OP did ask for opinions.
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im with shibby on that one
i can understand where some of you come from though when i was in east texas i would not have wanted a dropped truck there where to many trashy back country roads now when i moved back to houston where almost all the were good and the worse thing you have to worry about its road work.
but to tell someone they should be on this sight goes too far
i can understand where some of you come from though when i was in east texas i would not have wanted a dropped truck there where to many trashy back country roads now when i moved back to houston where almost all the were good and the worse thing you have to worry about its road work.
but to tell someone they should be on this sight goes too far
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Not my cup of tea to own (I prefer a lifted 4x4), but that's a sharp looking truck. I can't say I'm a big fan of the 4th Gen styling. It takes something "special" to make me look twice at them, and this one does it.
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From: San Antonio, TX
I like it overall. Did they do more than just drop it? Are those the stock tires?
I've had trucks both ways, just depends on the overall look which way I like better. For instance on this Original Poster's R/T I like it better lowered since it's suppose to be a sports truck.
I've had trucks both ways, just depends on the overall look which way I like better. For instance on this Original Poster's R/T I like it better lowered since it's suppose to be a sports truck.
