Layin Low

[Tom Courtright]

allllrighty boys got a new award for ya...

for those who are low....



to qualify you must post a pic with proof that your truck (must include something that proves its yours) has been dropped more than 50% of the stock ride height
which is roughly 4" of drop at the center of the truck


and for those who can scar the tarmac...



this ones easy, if your frame (or body) is capable of dragging via airbags or hydraulics, you get this one
but you still must include a pic to prove that its your truck.

{if you cannot touch without assistance like drag blocks or tow balls... you do not qualify}


(this award is not dakota specific)

[SH0K0TA]

nice! i like the style of those.

[big.bryant]

what about people that lift there trucks? just thinking that if i ever lift up my truck i want my own tag

[Kilch123]

"truck nutz don't drag no more"

 

[big.bryant]

lol good one Kilch, they do have flat spots on the bottom from hitting too many ditches tho

[Tom Courtright]

we shall see about the lift awards.
since i know there are several lifted trucks on DOF

[sanddragonslayer]

how a about 6 inches and over sky high and 12 and over mile high!! LOL

[Cumminalong]

how a about 6 inches and over sky high and 12 and over mile high!! LOL

Well, 6" is a pretty common lift and 12 is WAY the hell up there.

I would say 8" and it gets a Mile High Club.

Whatchu guys think?

[Tom Courtright]

that sounds like good numbers to me
6" lift in a dak is not quite as common as on a ram, but its not too hard to do

again we'll measure frame to ground so tire sizes do factor in

[lilfroger]

Mile High Club.

Need to call it something else.  That is what we call the High Mileage award too.

[sanddragonslayer]

hmmmm what was the stock frame height of my truck?? i dont remember

[sanddragonslayer]

well i took the tape to my truck, and without a point of reference i got 26 inches with the 39.5's and i am going to speculate 24-24.5 with my 37's. but i think that i could get as high as 26.5 with fresh meat on board! I measured just in front of the crossmember.
oh and BTW 

[Tom Courtright]

oh, and you get no layed out badge if the vehicle is incomplete.

must have its own plates and be drivable.

this is to be known as the "Fo Sho Clause"

[Kilch123]

isn't that the fo sh0 clause?

 

[SH0K0TA]

oh, and you get no layed out badge if the vehicle is incomplete.

must have its own plates and be drivable.

this is to be known as the "Fo Sho Clause"

 

i feel singled out