Why??????

Why would anyone do this? Is it just me or is this a clear indicator of a mentally challenged individual?

 

I know I should be more tolerant and understanding, but DAMN!

 

If we were all the same it would pretty boring.

It looks like sh#t...lol

 

Better cornering with the wider wheelbase!

 

Nope, but I totally understand.

 

See this all the time in south Texas

 

The pavement princess starter pack. They're always driving like morons on the road too.

 

It’s based off the “Hawaiian Truck Style”. Saw this a lot when I was in Hawaii. Not for me personally, but I give him or her credit for standing out and being different.

https://www.modifind.com/offroad/style/hawaiian-truck-style-808/

 

Yes, I do, totally understand.

 

Perhaps in N.H. the slogan is no longer meaningful. Not my problem.

 

Not saying I like it. . . But looks better than the trucks around here that are lifted in the front and damn near scrubbing the exhaust in the rear. . .

 

Nothing like sand blasting the clearcoat off the side of your new truck lol

 

That’s another one that I don’t get. You see a lot of that around here.

 

I saw this the other day. I guess he didn't know those are steps where he mounted the lights...of course it was a GMC.

 

Its awful. . .and so are their damned headlights!

 

Many people that go for this look don't know and/or don't care they are trashing their bearings, straining axles and studs.
While a wider stance does create better stability, when the steering pivot point is not inside the wheel, it transfers forces to places not intended. EX: increased leverage on tie rods when braking.
But hey if they can afford the wheels and tires, they can afford to cover the maintenance.

 

Another one that I saw a few weeks ago.

 

Not my style but to each his own, I guess.

I've been told those steps are useless when you have a canopy. So why not put lights in them?

 

Egg-zachary!

Simple thought experiment: extend the distance from wheel to hub by an obscene amount... let's say 10'. Now it's easier to envision the multiplication of force on your suspension and driveline components.

 

He made a good choice leaving the exhaust below the bumper at least

 

Isn't this a typical daily post for the TundraCrew Facebook group? haha

 

I'm exhausted. Must have been something I didn't understand or say.

 

I think that is a great idea.

 

Maybe he (she, it, whatever) enjoys wrenching on their ride and spending money on replacement parts.

 

That and slinging water and debris at vehicles around him