“Art for Art’s Sake” - The 3rd Gen is beautiful.

What full size pickup looks even half as good?

 

This seems like a trap.

 

Eye of the beholder...update us after you've smacked a few trees, shot bullet holes in it, and hauled a few bloody pigs.

 

hell ya, blueprint for the win

 

Excluding the black wheels, yes.

 

Well, happy for you.....

 

Raptor

 

A 1st gen, next to a 2nd gen……. Both with running motors……..

 

That’s one nice looking grocery/starbucks getter!

 

Learning has occurred.

 

I deliberately did not post a front end pic because I knew this was en route.

What do the turbos sound like? Do they go WHOOSH?

 

Same

 

A black one with a load of firewood looks twice as good.

 

I would never do that to a new pickup truck.

@hagrid @vtl @PBNB @Breathing Borla

 

*yawn

 

sharp looking rig

 

Agreed, but the question is....
Are you going to be nice to this one

 

Truck? This is a low riding ute, eh?

 

Haha, I so wanted a lift but being vertically challenged I resisted.
But this is about art.

 

That's my truck! Only the grill is not SR5.

 

Whoever thought 20” wheels on a pickup was a good idea deserves a kick in the balls.

Add some strong off-road tires and you get IMMENSELY harsh ride with the stiff sidewalls.

My 37s on 18s rode infinitely better than my 35s on 20s.

 

It's funny that you mention the rough ride. I noticed this when I went to my 10 ply tires. Then for some unknown reason the ride smoothed out. This happened after I added a 1" rear lift to my TRD OR suspension. It was sort of like the suspension was bound up but after making this little change the ride completely changed.

I am running about 45 psi in my Toyo tires but the ride is quite smooth. Not too sure what happened but maybe it is some Westcott magic!

It could also be the extra 400 lbs I have on the back of the truck.

 

That is a nice looking truck . I assume you are going to take a little better care of this one .