South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

Looks great!

 

The Carolina Squat crew in old chevys with the torsion bars cranked as far as they will up so they have crazy positive camber

 

Oh yeah I know what you're talking about!!! I didn't know positive camber was part of that whole thing as well. I see that squatted diesel stuff all over instagram and Facebook. I always respect someone's build but I just don't get doing something for the "haters" it just doesn't make sense to me, and is very counterintuitive and revealing of insecurity

 

This is pretty cool.. if it would work with a bed extender I'd be all over it

 

I remember the first one of these that I ever saw, it was a Tahoe and I literally thought that the guy had just not finished the rear end of his lift kit lol that isn't a joke

 

There's a couple in the clemson area.. i just roll my eyes when i see them. My practical side cringes badly..

 

Oh yeah it's not practical at all lol I have concluded that it's just a "community" kind of thing like those guys just have a bunch of friends that appreciate or do the same thing and really that's it. I can't really say anything since I haven't gone wheeling hardly at all but still I'd say I'm on the side of practicality where that isn't in the slightest

 

That's some laugh out loud shit right there.

 

That is great

 

Well....Im waiting on my bank to get back with me on what I owe on the car.
Sold my lowering springs and decided to keep it stock to trade in. And waiting for my people to get back at me about a trade in value.

 

I'm not waiting for the Dodge Demon.....but yes, i'm currently Hellcat shopping.

 

Lol.
I wont be unhappy if it doesnt happen and certainly dont want to be underwater.

 

24 hour days... Need it to pay for fixes to the truck.

 

Anyone seen pics of the driver side? Didn't look like there was any good way out of that.

 

Looks sweet!!!

How has the ride changed from your other tires?

 

Wow! I wonder if any knee ligamant damage. I hope she has the pain under control. Your brother will need help with day to day activities and navigating insurance/medical bills, etc. sometimes neighbors, kids friends parents can help out.

 

Always good to have help from family in a situation like this if it's available. When I had my hip replaced there was a solid week I couldn't do anything by myself. Absolutely sucked. Did not have the advantage of familial assistance for the entire 3 months of recovery, so, yeah. Would of been nice.

 

It was a cake walk compared to what it sounds like your fam is going through.