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How to lower your AV!!!!!!!

Yes, very interesting and detailed article on lowering your Av.

I have my own opinion about lowering the Av or any pickup or SUV for that matter :(. As they say;

"If you don't have anything good to say, don't say it."

So I will bite my lip on this one.

 
That was a great article. wish it had been out when I was starting to do mine.
There are folks that will tell you a 4x4 cannot be dropped, PERIOD. If they do, point them to a picture of my truck ;)
 
02 Z71 said:
Yes, very interesting and detailed article on lowering your Av.

I have my own opinion about lowering the Av or any pickup or SUV for that matter :(. As they say;

"If you don't have anything good to say, don't say it."

So I will bite my lip on this one.
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The last time I started a topic on lowering a Z66 I got the same type of responses. The 'Go for it!!!" camp vs. " Hell no, we don't go low" crew.
And they would battle throughout the thread!!!! I find it funny but at the same time awesome that people that have the same typ of trucks have differing tastes and that is why the Mod bug is going around (it's contagious, too". So keep your anti/ pro lowering rhetoric/propaganda coming. Even though someone may not agree w/ you, doesn't mean there isn't a new member or a lurker online learning from these different opinions so express them all you want !!!!!people could have these same questions and your responses may help them decide one way or another. That is what makes this site so awesome it covers such a wide demographics, young old, rich poor, minorities, foriegners etc. (y)

At least we can agree that this is an interesting article!!!!!!!!! ;D ;)
 
Wow .... we go round and round on this topic. :) Seems to me that whatever someone wants to do to his own truck is the right thing to do. But, a thought that might help .... when you have decided which way you want to go, try to pick a product that offers all of what you want. For example ... if a person wants to lower the truck, wants smooth ride and retain load carrying and towing capability, it might be best to avoid DJM. DJM is a great product, but they focus on lowering and smooth ride. Towing and hauling is not something that most low riders do. hope this helps .. your neighbor , ron :)
 
uh hum *clearing throat*

Can we get a Lowered/Big Rim section to rival the 4x4/Offroad section please!!!!! :E:

If all your gonna say in your post is :
"If you don't have anything good to say, don't say it."

Then don't post at all! :7:

Because by posting "If you don't have anything good to say, don't say it." You're really saying it! :0:

I'm not sure why this is hard to understand.

Drop it like it's hot Baby! (y) ;D



 
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