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You spelled (your) wrong no spell checker?
Don't work that why im white. If your white your all right, if your brown stick around, but if your black get back !!!
Hey Redneck asshole. Your even makin' me feel ashamed of my truck 'n my boots. Stop the banter, this isn't opinions any more but just insults. Then, learn to include the ORIGINAL TEXT that you are responding too - it helps people see what your flappin' your gums about.
GMC Gremlin
It should work that way!
And it doesn't matter what color I am. All that you need to know is I'm a citizen of the USA.
Thanks for correcting me.
But you spelled "I'm" wrong! (im)
And you spelled "way" wrong! (why)
And in this case you spelled "you're" wrong. (your)
As it's used above it's a contraction, meaning "you are".
You must be a hillbilly too.
I'd also think you were "better" than him. Why respond?
GMC Gremlin
Just pure sport I guess. I don't know where he is so I can't bitch slap him.
Brian
I'd come to the fight.
GMC Gremlin
The law of trucks:
1: 2x4 goes down. 2: 4x4 goes up. 3: Stock height is not shameful.GMC Gremlin.
Hey, thanks for the advice guys. I wasn't expecting this thread to start a race riot.
As far as why you would want to put bigger wheels on your truck, to each his own. I'm doing it because I want something more than a stock look - my truck looks like every GMC in town. I don't like the look of the really big wheels (22" and up), so I'm sticking with a 20" wheel. This should give me a better feel in the corners (yeah, I take them hard) without sacrificing too much on comfort.
Those really big wheels look kind of odd to me, but as far as wondering why someone would put them on - why would someone put an 18" lift kit on their truck, for that matter. You can't even go through a drive thru. But, I don't knock anyone when I see it because I know they do it mostly for customization. Yeah, yeah, it helps when you're off-roading. But, c'mon - must they really go so high on those kits?
Joe
Yeah, it's all in the cornering. Granted, 98% of the people who put big wheels on vehicles do it for looks.
I may be one of those 2-percenters who rail on their truck enough to notice. I've honestly been considering getting huge sways for my truck and doing trying a "track day" or driving class with it. I'm just worried about getting laughed out of the track by all the Miata's. ;)
I'm real picky about big wheels on vehicles - unless it comes like that from the factory (Silverado SS, Ford HD, Dodge Rams).
I'm not into the bright chrome stuff, especially on otherwise stock looking vehicles. Polished aluminum is as far as I'll ever go.
A hillbilly is much better than some dam prepie asshole that hangs out in those stupid sports bars.
I don't know anyone like that. And I don't drink, I work out and eat well instead.
Brian
That's pretty clever, I like that.
Brian
If you drive on any gravel be careful on the tires you buy because a lot of them low pros are soft and expensive tires. I've got 20's on my 97 Cadillac Eldorado with 35 series tires and the gravel is destroying them no matter how slow i drive.... basically if your on gravel at all get a harder tire...
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