[OldSkoolChevy95]

Snaped this pics last nite in San Luis...ugly IMO but thats just me....

 

[bcubed]

Snaped this pics last nite in San Luis...ugly IMO but thats just me....

I'm liking it .. thats a Duramax ain't it? Big Pipe

 

[Baggedon22's]

Looks like a nice truck. :bowtie:

 

[Derek]

dont like those wheels, but the truck is very nice

 

[TheLlama]

Looks good to me

 

[Andy]

That first pic looks like the rear end sits a lot higher than the front. :uhoh:

Texas style owns :rocking:

 

[Will]

i'm liking it... but is san luis osbispo considered socal?

 

[sandaddiction]

I think its pretty bad ass. San Luis is San Luis not so cal

 

[bcubed]

That first pic looks like the rear end sits a lot higher than the front. :uhoh:

I was wondering if anyone had ever did smaller tires in the front than the back on a lifted truck .. say 20s on 40s and then 18s on 38s (Im just guessing at the sizes :crazy: )

 

[Senorpedro18]

that would reek havic on the transfer case if he ever puts it in 4

 

[Will]

my guess would be 40s and 20s... but its hard to tell on a lifted truck... maybe 22s on 40s? i can't remember how big chevycaddy's side wall looked...

 

[carterbeauford]

I'm liking it .. thats a Duramax ain't it? Big Pipe

it might or might not be, he could have welded that on without having a diesel. but it's definitely a HD, look at that rear end. i like it, i'd lose the wheels and run some smaller welds so it wouldn't be such an obvious mall queen.

 

[carterbeauford]

Why? :think:

two different size tires front and back, think about it son :read:

 

[bcubed]

two different size tires front and back, think about it son :read:

Haven't I heard of different gears front and back?

I'm with ya though, it would be dumb .. I was just thinking out loud.

 

[bcubed]

Didn't see Bill's post before his :bowtie:

Huh? :think:

Ok I get it now, he said son, you said dad ... ow:

 

[Andy]

those look like 40s and 22s :imo

 

[HumanZoom]

:rocking:

Except for that rake :uhoh: :anitoof:

 

[LowBlue02]

i'm liking it... but is san luis osbispo considered socal?

Ya, technically it's SoCal. Hell, technically even Fresno is SoCal. :crazy:

There's a palm tree on highway 99 about 45 minutes north of Fresno, it signifies the division between Northern and Southern California.

Forward rake? :down:

 

[blk03]

looks pretty good. I think the tires are a little wide for the height though.

 

[El Padrote]

Don't know much about lifted trucks but I like it. :rockit: