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I'm considering doing a full body vinyl wrap on my runner, in a Hello Kitty graphic. Cool?
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To match your purse? Zing! hahaha just kidding sorry man had to! 
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02-17-2012, 01:47 PM
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Pansies lift their 4Runners.
*stirs the pot, walks away*
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That's because some of us don't need approval from our significant others.
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I don't hate anyone here... I just get into it when I type. Loosen up a bit, jeez... it's getting way too emotional on here.  After all, arguments always make the best conversations... |
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Touche, my friend.
Generally at work, even if I don't actually feel this way about something, I will choose the opposing point of view simply for arguments sake.
Occasionally people get rather upset when I let them know the way I actually feel, and that I was just making them argue their point for no reason...  |
I do the same thing. I love to play devil's advocate to start some good conversations. However I think there are good ways about it and poor ways about it. If you want a good debate, bring up opposing points of view. If you attack the other with personal remarks, you're just going to end up with an argument.
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Hepar, I hope you know I respect you, and I completely agree that COB was a bit harsh...
I can kind of understand why though, for instance, if you met a millionaire and he went and took a couple thousand dollars and decided to roll some cuban cigars in them and smoke em, you would be a little upset no? He has every right to smoke his cubans wrapped in hundred dollar bills (ok bad analogy, its breaks fed law, but you get the point) Just cuz he can doesn't mean he should.
Watching someone decimate something that is important to you regardless of whether they have the "right" to or not doesn't mean that you shouldn't voice your opinion that you believe that its wrong. Especially in a public forum like this.
and if we can make sure that some other rich millionaire kid doesnt get the same crazy idea, we might have made the world a slightly better place.
albeit, you are right, a bit more respectful tone may be due...
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I definitely wasn't taking anything you were saying as disrespectful. I totally get your point of view too.
And I get your analogy despite it being an illegal one. I would say though that it would be hard to find a pro in that situation. I think there are plenty of people with DB lifts who know all of the cons that come with it, but the pros of how it will look outweighs it for them.
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02-17-2012, 04:29 PM
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That's because some of us don't need approval from our significant others.
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Lol, very true!
Also, with my snowboard rack on I only have like 1" of clearance in the garage... If I lift it, no more garage parking =(
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02-17-2012, 05:41 PM
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02-17-2012, 06:07 PM
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Lol, very true!
Also, with my snowboard rack on I only have like 1" of clearance in the garage... If I lift it, no more garage parking =(
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When I first lifted mine I couldn't park in there.. I hated it.
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02-17-2012, 06:26 PM
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Lol, very true!
Also, with my snowboard rack on I only have like 1" of clearance in the garage... If I lift it, no more garage parking =(
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No garage = no clearance problems!
btw, I think everyone scared the OP away...
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02-17-2012, 09:23 PM
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I leave for one day and something exciting happens
I hope the OP didn't get scared off, I was hoping to find a pic in here somewhere
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02-17-2012, 09:42 PM
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3" of clearance over a DB lift  That means you can drive over a rock 3" bigger
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02-17-2012, 09:51 PM
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Once again another entertaining thread  This forum is soooo much better than any other Toyota sites. I think you all got away from the real issue though.
PICS !!!!!!!!
Let see some pics of this Fabtech 6" lift on a 3rd gen.
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02-17-2012, 11:16 PM
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It does seem like the OP got scared off to another site. I hope I stumble across an even more humorous post on pirate4x4 in the next couple days..... Seriously, though Mr. OP from Hawaii, put up some pictures of the lift.....
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02-17-2012, 11:17 PM
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Once again another entertaining thread This forum is soooo much better than any other Toyota sites. I think you all got away from the real issue though.
PICS !!!!!!!!
Let see some pics of this Fabtech 6" lift on a 3rd gen.
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they're hard to find pictures of on 4Runners...
here's a few Tacomas
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02-17-2012, 11:21 PM
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From the frame up, that white one is nice!
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02-17-2012, 11:22 PM
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I like the look! The white 4Runner looks pretty good, aside from the tires, but overall, I like the height gained with it.....
I'm not saying I'd go and do it to my truck....but it's cool to see someone do something different. 
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seems like if the guy in the white one took a corner over about two miles an hour he would pop his bead.
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