30 and younger thread

Ah yeah you're way up there then. I couldn't tell you why but I could absolutely see my self end up up there. Maybe not THAT far north but for some odd reason I like it up north. Must be a glutton for mother nature's punishment

 

Snow sucks

 

The worst

 

That is less than 1% of the time you spend in the snow I bet. The rest looks like this

 

Interesting. That's what the AP rep said their expo pack includes. I'd rather do the OMD but don't have equipment to do so. Got some sag ass with the RTT and once I put a bumper and skids I'll be really sag ass.

 

Cody, personally i want the stock height 5100 billies and TSB leafs

 

#2ndgenproblems

 

Trying to cheap out again. TSB leafs will still probably sag with all the weight he has

 

I plan on getting rid of the cap. That'll eliminate my sag. I measured mine (rear bumper height) against a 2010 trd off road access cab the other week, and my rear sag is about 1.75"-2" because of the cap. Only 10k miles difference in the trucks

That cap if fawkin heavy

 

Actually we don't get much snow in town it's mostly up in the hills. So I'd say like 50% of the time, but I see your point. It can suck ass.

 

I really don't think I need anything fancy though

 

But why? My options are 5100s, 4600s, or replace with stock

 

Then i'll just get 4600s fuck it

 

You always need something fancy. /end discussion.

 

My 5125's are great, can't speak for long term, but I'm happy with them now.

 

Some day i want 3" of lift. But not any time soon. And i don't have any idea wha to go with, icons, fox, ome? Fuck if i know. At least i have a few years before i have to make that EXPENSIVE decision :/

 

What equipment do you lack? you could find the springs, mark where they need to be cut, and have a shop cut and dog ear them for cheap.

 

Screw that.
Most of the time when I'm driving in the snow it looks more like this:

I avoid the highways when it snows, because that's where the people who can't drive in the snow default to, since it's usually better plowed. The back roads are usually pretty lightly traveled during a storm.

 

Do you wheel (like actually wheel)

If so, go with Icon/Fox/King. But for me, just taking the truck down the trails/camping/etc. OME's will do the trick

 

You live in Maine, every road looks like that