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Needs moar rust.

Check under the carpet.

Gotcha. I went and looked up that kit after I asked. I will tell you, these Toyos AT2's are wearing really well and are nice and quiet, for what they are. The compound change worked as these are wearing much better than the AT's I had on the blue Sierra.

Whatever you get, make sure you pull up the carpet and see what the situation is under there.

Are you still going down in the rear or are you lifting the front?

I meant for friends, or groceries, or a dog.

I've done it on a 3.8 in a Grand Am. There's only one way to do it that I ever found.

Much more room in the back of that versus that Accord. She'll appreciate it. :uhoh:

Damn, that blows. Remember, kids, always have your used vehicle inspected prior to purchase.

:lolup: That's funny.

Amirite? :wookie:

Hey, slims... Have you, by chance, lifted the carpet and looked to see what was going on under there? Just wondering. Not sure why I thought about that but I wanted to ask.

At least he never swore he'd never buy a diesel. :jester:

Poser.

Is the dog getting a lift and tires or just some smaller mods?

Start with gears (4.10 IMO,) then, if that doesn't do it, upgrade the truck. Gears are a relatively cheap stab at a solution. Remember though, it's always going to be a half-ton pickup. Slapping a turbo or supercharger on a 120K engine and tranny would just be asking for other problems and with...

And the Sierra... ajZBRoNNNG4

Nice! :thumbs: That clear will look great under all that dirt! :jester:

I was really just giving :brain: a little shit. They don't look bad, and much better than the set Dr. Bob wishes he had gone with. I have to say, I'm shocked you like the 20's. :D2

Really, not even close? Let us argue, for old time's sake. :D If there were a category on a wheel website called "Solid black wheel w/ 5 aluminum-colored split spokes," these two would be the first two on the list. Clearly, there are differences and one definitely appears better made, but...

I know they're not identical, but they're damn near identical. :D

Find Dr. Bob's nemesis and you can own a matching set.

Good to hear from you, Brain. Does this guy also own a step-side, single-cab GMT-400 with a custom silver, white, and red paint job?

That seems big. I had 305/50/20's on the blue truck and had some rubbing in reverse after trimming with negative offset wheels. Pulling them in on stickers seems like problems in the making. I'd look at the 50's at most.