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yup, i never used the truck for what is was meant for or built for. it was a street queen, 99% of the time.
u can't imagine how much of a pain it was driving the damn thing in the city. i didn't mind the noise but it's def nice having a quiet ride.
one thing i never could figure out, except for maybe the added weight, was how you felt so much of the road. it was like the air pressure in the tires was TOO high. i lowered and lowered the psi's (within reason) and never got a decent result.
now i've got a four door car that hauls *** and rides great. this def isn't your grandmother's caddy.
i'll throw some pictures up when i take get to it
u can't imagine how much of a pain it was driving the damn thing in the city. i didn't mind the noise but it's def nice having a quiet ride.
one thing i never could figure out, except for maybe the added weight, was how you felt so much of the road. it was like the air pressure in the tires was TOO high. i lowered and lowered the psi's (within reason) and never got a decent result.
now i've got a four door car that hauls *** and rides great. this def isn't your grandmother's caddy.
i'll throw some pictures up when i take get to it
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