Man Truck Thread
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I do too much towing to tolerate loud exhaust. My dailer driver gets 45 mpg. My truck has 35" tires, 2" lift, and a Mopar sticker. The Mopar sticker really helped, but it needs another 2" of lift to look better.
Last edited by MOPWR2U; Jun 16, 2009 at 10:52 PM.
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Now that the wierdo with the homemade R/T is gone (can't remember his name). I thought we should dedicate a thread to pics of trucks with lifts/fat tires/and increased off road umph!
So post some pics of the superdupers!
....and maybe some stats/upgrades so the newer guys can get an idea of what they might want to do.
So post some pics of the superdupers!
....and maybe some stats/upgrades so the newer guys can get an idea of what they might want to do.
Your truck is all dirty! Cant you find a place to go off roading without any dirt?!? A lift kit and big tires are fine but a dirty truck cannot be tolerated!
Now im going to be known as the dirt wierdo
Lee
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Lee
Record Breaker
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From: Hawaii
I've told you before and i'm gonna say it again, those rims are sick and i love that mopar sticker
Record Breaker
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Well that was 6 years ago and he was old enough to serve, now he's going the officer route i believe. He's got some years under his belt i'm sure
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From: Hell, AL
You guys are making me think about what could have been-I got out after my 1st enlistment. I know I did the right thing-I have a college education now that I probably would not have gotten if I had stayed in, and my dad was dying of cancer at the time. Still, I would be able to retire in 2 more years if I had stayed in the Navy. I went in Oct 1991.
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From: Enon Valley, PA
I qualified on the 50 when I was in the Army. Everyone (including me) thought that I was the man for the job, because at the time I was pretty big and had an attitude to match. Lock and load, fire when ready. That thing beat the hell out of me. All I could see was ground-sky-ground-sky-ground-sky and I didn't hit crap. After a few more tries I did well enough to qualify, but I wanted my saw (M249) back. It was the real skinny, gumby type guys that did real well. It was a humbling experience to say the least. Good luck in OCS.
Sorry Comfort, looks like your thread is to early. Maybe after Christmas.
Sorry Comfort, looks like your thread is to early. Maybe after Christmas.
