07V8
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Terrain was too rough to get a closer shot
Did you borrow that hook from your sky jacked F450 sooper duty? Where are the truck nuts.
Flexy Friday!
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Did you borrow that hook from your sky jacked F450 sooper duty? Where are the truck nuts.
CruzadoBlanco
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Drunner97
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How's the MT/Icon rear ride without it? I'm already running no front sway bar.
cpark_12
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I can't feel a difference from when it was on. I've driven interstate and curvy back roads, and it's all good!
Jagerzel
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Why they are on your chin - as most women's mouth do hang open when they see the hook - more men's do so don't be ashamed.
vincentshumai
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Flexin' on em
mrwinkle13
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mrwinkle13
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mrwinkle13
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having fun
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Jobsite flex!
Do you even have front wheel well liners anymore? With this shot, looks like your steer is so far past where they would be.
Optical illusion, but no I removed the Liners. Lol. Damn things were in my way!
4thgenblake
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having fun
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OK... If you removed them due to in the way, don't think that was a optical illusion I was seeing.
I would rub them on full compression. I dunno how it would turn sharper. Maybe the angle of the offset rims?
Lewis&Clark
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I don't have any flexy shots of my 4Runner as I didn't have a good enough camera with me at the time, and it was getting dark.
So I'll do the anti-flexy. Behold my old 1998 Nissan Pathfinder part-time 4x4, a phenomenally reliable truck who carried me 220,000 miles across 29 states, 36 islands, and 220 state/local/national parks without a problem... but sucked beyond belief off-road. Even with tire and other improvements, it just didn't have a very good drive system. The engine died literally the day after driving it home cross-country from a long military deployment, and so I decided it was time to swap it out for the 4Runner I'd always wanted.
So I'll do the anti-flexy. Behold my old 1998 Nissan Pathfinder part-time 4x4, a phenomenally reliable truck who carried me 220,000 miles across 29 states, 36 islands, and 220 state/local/national parks without a problem... but sucked beyond belief off-road. Even with tire and other improvements, it just didn't have a very good drive system. The engine died literally the day after driving it home cross-country from a long military deployment, and so I decided it was time to swap it out for the 4Runner I'd always wanted.
