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Alright guys I wanna see pics of

everyones truck! Post em up boys! I’ll start...

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Here’s the truck I almost bought before my truck. 91 12 valve 5 speed with 236k on the clock. 

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    On 5/3/2018 at 2:31 PM, mopar440cu said:

    old pic

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    Nice rig! Looks just like my old 99 except I didn't have a stack. Had that truck 15 years, served me well. 

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    6 hours ago, notlimah said:

    Hauled this today

     

    Nice, I think that boat is bigger than it looks in this picture. Do you know how much the thing weighs with trailer.

    What lake is that

    1 hour ago, Dieselfuture said:

    Nice, I think that boat is bigger than it looks in this picture. Do you know how much the thing weighs with trailer.

    What lake is that

     

    Boat is 30ft, and weighed between 10-11k (variable due to amount of fuel onboard) and trailer was roughly 2k. It came out of the ocean :)

     

    One more pic for size reference 

     

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    Yeah, you were right to take the front end down.  Looks way better than it could've.

    36 minutes ago, trreed said:

    Yeah, you were right to take the front end down.  Looks way better than it could've.

     

    :wink:

    The truck is setting relay with all that on it. Not squatting at all.:thumbup2:

    26 minutes ago, dripley said:

    The truck is setting relay with all that on it. Not squatting at all.:thumbup2:

     

    Yea just took out the 2in spacer a few days ago and put in 1in spacers. Pretty happy with it overall, good compromise of semi level look but not squatting too bad. I also have timbrens installed as well so I think that helped in this case.

    10 minutes ago, Killer223 said:

    looks like it's time for bags. 

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    leveling kit on the truck? Or what is the pin weight? Camper package on the truck? Too many questions. She is squatted hard.

    17 minutes ago, Killer223 said:

     

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    Now that's how you take a picture, make it look like you're hauling a house

    to get a straight shot i'd be standing on the neighbors roof. 

    IMG_2160.JPG.47cddaf3a1860e42eaf7f89b789898e5.JPGhere it is hooked to my 04 empty. 

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    18 hours ago, Killer223 said:

    to get a straight shot i'd be standing on the neighbors roof. 

    I meant that in a good way

    Before the leveling kit, my old truck only ever sat level with a load attached due to the camper package. 

     

    Dodge did it right with that camper package. Essentially a tonner in a 3/4 ton. 

     

    My new truck has the old 70's Chevelle rake like the old one did before the leveling kit. 

     

     

     

     

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    I wish I could get a level kit for my truck becuase it does the same but I don’t know if I want the extra wearand tire that Mike talks about.

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