Does a lift help cross deeper water?

Water can get in the cab once it's higher than the floor level.

 

Piso mojado bitches

 

Yeah, who is laughing now losers.

 

this!!!

 

Buy extra condoms because this will get you so much pussy

 

Are we talking standing water, or flowing water? I had no problems crossing standing water that was slightly higher than my wheel wells.

 

Prepare to have the summer with the most pussy

 

standing

 

I live in a flood zone. some of the puddles can get to 3' deep. When the storm drains get clogged with beach sand.

 

we had this last week

 

If this weren't a Photoshop, it would imply someone did a solid front axle swap, solid rear axle swap, AND rear wheel steering on a Ridgeline...

 

I had to post I hate ridgelines fucking yuppie trucks LOL

 

I'd cross that if standing fresh water. Not if moving fast, unknown depth, or salt water.

 

Pro-tip...as someone that grew up on Florida. Seek higher ground and don't be a wannabe badass during a flash flood. This is precisely what gets people in trouble, fast. Unless you're rolling with a F250/Duramax with a 6" Lift (and even then)....see Houston.

 

my plan is to be at home or 200 miles away from the flooding, but last week was a flash flood and I got caught in it while driving home.

The last time before that in 2018 I got caught in it also while driving home.

ptsd sets in everytime it starts raining while I am at work.

 

Damn - where are you? I was in Savannah during landfall with Dorian, my folks went through 2 hurricanes coming through my home county in '05.

 

It's not the water, it's the gators.

 

south tx brownsville area

we only recently started crazy flooding like 3 years ago. Seems to be an ongoing thing now.
I am particularly worried because I fully expect us to get a hurricane this year and theres no way we can handle it.

 

Brownsville is super low, maybe as low as Galveston?