XPOTRPR build & BS

Already did checked lowes, home depot, etc.. no plastic/mesh/whatever bags.

Plus, dont want to deal with sand.

And a full size dually would definitely ride better than a taco with a 3" lift. Lol.

I gots dis mane. I've been researching. This is perfect for my needs. Uses water. Can place them anywhere. Doesn't slosh. Doesn't slide around. Won't freeze. Only 3" tall. Can still hold cargo on top of it.

 

And then technically you will have an emergency water supply when SHTF!! Good thinking! lol

 

Water that won't freeze huh, I know what your putting in those weights

 

HELLS YEAH! LOL

Hahahaha.. well they are insulated.. and won't freeze until -40.. and -40 in Arizona might as well be -583.

 

Trade in lydia for 2 or 3 fat girls. that's what the LT guys would suggest

 

Hahahaha.. but dont you know man? Thats why its lifted! *insert some dumb redneck quote here*

 

Yeah thats It. The ones I'm getting are the max pax. Two smaller ones that you put anywhere and stack. Equals 200lbs. And If it does freeze it wouldnt mess anything for me.

Other than that was it pretty good josh?

 

Sounds like a good test.. lol

You think 200lbs would be good?

 

I don't think 200 is enough to notice a difference. thats not much weight

 

Next one up is 300 lbs

 

300 might be fine or 400. idk. before you buy I would test it. Buy some bags of sand the same weight and then drive with them and return them as long as you didn't open them.

 

Yeah but he has a big boy truck with the v6

 

My tire carrier and full size spare set up probably weighed 160 lbs. the carrier was super beefy. An it made no difference in my ride...

 

take out your overload leaf, its free and will make a difference

 

Ehhhh, Idk. That worries me

 

first of all, whats the issue with your ride? is it too rough on the speedbumps or just when your going thru washboard roads?

 

Lol. I'm lookin to soften it up, lower the rear a bit, and get better traction in the snow.

 

you don't need traction in snow. you are 4x4. If you want more traction in snow buy skinnier tires like snow tires

You want these to lower the rear. Buy some extended Defined Shackles. they will lower the rear and flex better and respond faster.

 

http://www.definedengineering.com/products.html

 

removing the overload leaf will lower the truck but the ride will be the same. remove the Add-a-leaf that came with the procomp lift and you should be good