Silverado on hydro's? lol
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I think that is funny as hell. It makes me think about when I had my Regal with hydros. Can you say some straight headaches. That car was so much work.
It 3 wheeled crazy though. Had 14" strokes in the back. The front could hop 40 inches. 10 batteries, 4 pumps, 12 switches, gold spokes, candy paint, phantom top, and custom interior. So happy I got rid of that thing.
Everytime the car 3 wheeled, the quarter panel would crease really bad. When you put the car down, it would pop right back out. I eventually had to fiberglass the quarter from inside the trunk so this wouldnt happen.
It 3 wheeled crazy though. Had 14" strokes in the back. The front could hop 40 inches. 10 batteries, 4 pumps, 12 switches, gold spokes, candy paint, phantom top, and custom interior. So happy I got rid of that thing.
Everytime the car 3 wheeled, the quarter panel would crease really bad. When you put the car down, it would pop right back out. I eventually had to fiberglass the quarter from inside the trunk so this wouldnt happen.
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lol nice ride J.
In gainesville (about 15 mins from where i am in GA) there is a huge community of mexicans. I dont care for the ppl too much just because a lot of them are drug lords and gang members.. but their cars look just like that, its fun to watch them bounce all over the place.. i would never put hydrolics on my silvy tho.
In gainesville (about 15 mins from where i am in GA) there is a huge community of mexicans. I dont care for the ppl too much just because a lot of them are drug lords and gang members.. but their cars look just like that, its fun to watch them bounce all over the place.. i would never put hydrolics on my silvy tho.
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Originally Posted by SportSide 5.3
Can you make out what is hanging on the ground by the rear axle?
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Originally Posted by GirlsDoItRight
lol nice ride J.
In gainesville (about 15 mins from where i am in GA) there is a huge community of mexicans. I dont care for the ppl too much just because a lot of them are drug lords and gang members..
In gainesville (about 15 mins from where i am in GA) there is a huge community of mexicans. I dont care for the ppl too much just because a lot of them are drug lords and gang members..
Btw.. Im white.
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Another idiotic post by you, I live in PSL, 90 mins north of Miami and we have a huge migrant community here. Gang bangers and drug lords? I could only wish that everybody I manage would work half as hard as the migrant workers.
Btw.. Im white.
Btw.. Im white.
So before you want to call me out as a racist or imply that... how about you ask for the whole story.
Thanks. Good Day.
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1. I seriously doubt that truck is on air ride. It would have to be on hydraulics to pull a 3-wheel like that. Hydros and Air are somewhat similar in final outcome, but work in totally different ways. I believe that is called a "runaway" or something similar. http://www.gmfullsize.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7349 <---good read on hydros and how they operate and problems that can happen.
I notice you refer to the setup as either "air" or "hydros" many times as if they are the same things, just letting you know they operate in completely different manners and are not related, only their final outcome is.
If the truck was on Air that just wouldn't happen as you only get 7-8" of travel up front and 10-12 out back depending on your setup. My 4-link canti setup allows me 12" of travel
2. Doubt the frame is twisted. I can hit a pretty hard side and stuff my tires like that (notice in my sig where the truck is leaning over) He likely has a step-notch to allow that much travel (as do I)
3. Not sure about the racist comments, but whatever, i'm used to taking crap for my truck, I don't care as i'm not the one with the narrow mind here.
4. I agree, that picture is funny, I don't know what i would do if i could pull a 3-wheel like that
I notice you refer to the setup as either "air" or "hydros" many times as if they are the same things, just letting you know they operate in completely different manners and are not related, only their final outcome is.
If the truck was on Air that just wouldn't happen as you only get 7-8" of travel up front and 10-12 out back depending on your setup. My 4-link canti setup allows me 12" of travel
2. Doubt the frame is twisted. I can hit a pretty hard side and stuff my tires like that (notice in my sig where the truck is leaning over) He likely has a step-notch to allow that much travel (as do I)
3. Not sure about the racist comments, but whatever, i'm used to taking crap for my truck, I don't care as i'm not the one with the narrow mind here.
4. I agree, that picture is funny, I don't know what i would do if i could pull a 3-wheel like that
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Originally Posted by GirlsDoItRight
"another" idiotic post? That may be the first racial thing ive said.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=303697