2" blocks won't be an issue at all.. when we used to run 44's we would use 4" blocks and big *** springs... i don't miss doing trucks.. those tires are heavy
He took it 
to Vegas, cruisin the Strip he got stopped by a Clark County Sheriff "I don't know what the f#$k this thing is! But get it out of Clark County right now and never bring it back!" 
Yeah, we used to get hassled non stop cruising gratiot.. .cops were massive dicks back thenBefore lifted trucks were a common thing, my friend in the desert homeland built himself a lifted F250.
I've been pulled over in my Toy truck for lift, also for light covers not on my KC's. Mudflaps on my Sub were off once, I had them, removable and I had em off, dickheads!!!
It coulda been worse. Rodney didn't get a ticket out of it
The truck actually had a purpose. He used it to tow his backhoe and haul wood while cutting trees on the Fed's clock up in the National Forest.
Goin after that "domestic" Molson eh?
The only place on the NWS map in SoCal I could find to beat that was Palm Springs We had blowing dust issues too. Good thing most of the valley is already planted, broccoli does have a purpose, dust suppression
30-40 mph wind gusts yesterday here
Yep, been on that trip before. Same MO.. It was interesting how many old non rusty pick up's and vehicles we saw in Nebraska and Eastern Colorado.
Ya gotta do it. That’s what Brothers do for each other.
But ain’t you doing same thing for a tranny? 1500 miles I think to pick up a tranny! Where is Karl?Mwaaahh Mwahhh...
Wanna do that Saturday?
Gotta feed your hobby.
Going 1500 miles for a tranny? Grab some headers too so you can have a tranny and a couple hookers in the trunk cross country
an old friend had that shirt.... "I am not very smart, but can lift heavy things"
44 coat, number two hat, yep that’s me!
Mostly people from my Church. I can't really turn them down.Work work work. Aren't you retired?
