Thread: Project LQ4 - V8 S10 - Sold.

Originally Posted by Scottydoggs

those look so much better. that height dont bother me at all, its a truck lol

I don't mind it either. Makes the truck look a little shorter/boxier.

Originally Posted by cheatah faheatah

Looks bad-ass! You gave up a little of your sleeper status, though. Worth it, I'm sure.

Wider contact patch, better ride, better mpg's, lower highway rippems... I'm okay with that compromise.

Originally Posted by WarStryker13

Those wheels look awesome.

I'd say keep it at that height, makes working on it that much easier. lol

Plus it adds to the totally stock, utilitarian look...

Thanks. It will definitely be easier to work on now! Never was a fan of the slammed look anyway.

Originally Posted by Bronco Boy

Am I the only one that can't see the images? Same thing in Spazz's how to thread. I wanna see. LOL

Looks like the big ones don't show on tapatalk, but do on the web version. I'll have to post the smaller shrunk ones to see if they show on tapatalk.

Originally Posted by Bronco Boy

I was on my PC earlier. Right now I'm on tapatalk, and all I see is a small shadowbox where the image should be. On my PC, I saw a large shadowbox with a dash in it.

Maybe they can't get into Canada?

Originally Posted by BrandonHall10

Maybe they can't get into Canada?

Must be that wall we're working on.

Haha! Hey, I know a lot of guys bag on Canada, but I had a great time while I was there. My only complaints; Milk in a bag, and buying beer from the "beer store."

Originally Posted by BrandonHall10

Haha! Hey, I know a lot of guys bag on Canada, but I had a great time while I was there. My only complaints; Milk in a bag, and buying beer from the "beer store."

Milk in a bag. That was so 40 years ago. LOL My milk is in a plastic or cardboard jug.

Beer. We used to have to go to the government liquor store, but in the part 10 years, we now have private "beer and wine" stores to go to. They buy from the government, so prices are pretty much the same. I don't mind not being able to get my alcohol at the grocery store.