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There’s a local truck that’s infamous for being
A) massive
And
B) in a Carolina squat (super low in the back and lifted up front)
Shit should be illegal but I’d make an exception for cybertrucks because it would look so damn funny. The bed is already trash so imagine if it was tilted and shit just constantly fell out lol.
Also, the formative fast and furious years have me upset at this low riding slander jk.
what is even the point of the Carolina squat?!?! I've only seen it once in person, and it looked so fucking dangerous to everyone, truck occupants included
It originated in socal for desert racing with all the elevation changes. It actually has a purpose if you plan on speeding over a dune and don’t want to nose dive.
Southern truck culture just adopted it as a chud aesthetic without even considering the practical aspects.
Edit: and you are completely correct it’s dangerous af on the road. Technically illegal most places but pigs don’t enforce it.
And much like with the excessive camber that a lot of people think is cool on cars (where the wheels flare out sideways), pre-loading a desert truck is usually pretty subtle, only a few inches up and down. Noticeable but functional
Lots of street trends like the Carolina Squat and Stancing take these concepts and jack them up past 11 into pure ridiculous territory
Honestly, I’d welcome anyone who purged those that engage in it. No questions asked. It’s the final form of American car culture and must be repressed.
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