Whats with trucks jacked up in the front and down in the back
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Whats with trucks jacked up in the front and down in the back
We have a lot of trucks here that have been rises both front and rear with 4 links and looks good but not my thing, more into old fat fender trucks. Lately we have been seeing trucks that has been raised up in the front and lowered in the rear, Why they look like crap and make the truck basically worthless?
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yup. "carolina squat", which is an offshoot of the "cali lean".
it is done so you can not see what is in front of you until you run it over and get out to see what you hit.
properly done, the rear bumper should be dragging on the pavement, and the front bumper should be at least 6 foot off the pavement.
it is done so you can not see what is in front of you until you run it over and get out to see what you hit.
properly done, the rear bumper should be dragging on the pavement, and the front bumper should be at least 6 foot off the pavement.
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