"Need" a lifted truck ... uh huh
Who "needs" a lifted truck? Like I said, if you wanna do one, buy a 20 year old truck, and build a dedicated off-road rig...IE, one that's been converted to a solid axle, running a MINIMUM 38" tire, has had the fenders cut out to lower center of gravity, etc..
Somebody please explain to me what puting a 4-6" lift on your truck and running 35" tires accomplishes as far as "off-road ability" other than raising your center of gravity and making the truck roll over.
I have yet to see how running a 35x12" tire adds so incredibly much more off-road capability to your otherwise stock truck that it was worth the $4,000+ that it cost to have put on ..
And then with that said, what additional "off road" capability that it added, it also made it that much easier to tear up the truck and stress the **** out of the front end, etc, costing even more ...
Buy a 4-wheeler, they're more fun, go more places, and are a lot cheaper....
Call me an idiot, I don't care, I think it's pointless to lift your pickup truck...
With that said, I do think your tahoe looks good
It's for looks .... admit it .... it does look good, and it really didn't give you a whole hell of a lot more off-road capability than it already had
like I said, go ahead and call me an idiot, I'm used not not being popular
And, for sake of argument, I did put larger-than-stock tires on my truck so it looked better ....
I guess I've just seen so many generically lifted trucks since I moved to vernal I just think %99 of them look stupid these days.
bah.
I have been ranting on the internet entirley too much since my sled broke and the snow started melting.
I'm going to go buy a microwave now.