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Re: newb to washington wheelin
« on: Oct 03, 2005, 05:10:46 PM »
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With the added weight of the flat bed it will help a little compared to no bed.  But even then You gotta be ready for drifting when you have a locker.   My f-150 is welded in the rear and it is a trip in the rain.  Take your rig out some time when nobody's on the road, or better yet a big parking lot where their are not a lot of people.  Start spining some cuts,  Practice some Drifts.  Once you get to know your rig yu'll be ready for it.

 Rememer your in a 4x4 truck, it can roll easy.

I learned the hard way.

Not saying you dont know how too drive, just my  :twocents: .

Heres pics of my F-150 I rolled.

 
 
 
 
 

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