- Hey law-daddy,
can I borrow your heat waves for this video intro?
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What's going on guys?
It's Chet.
Just kidding. It's Dustin.
We're back on another video.
You guys love the five things,
we hate about owning a lifted truck video so much
that we thought we'd bring you another one,
but this time to be five things,
I love about owning a lifted truck.
Let's get it.
I have hair in my mouth
and it's not my beard hair.
All right guys, so the first thing that I love,
about my lifted truck is the stance.
And now I know if you watch the previous video,
that someone inevitably
in the comments going to be like,
No, you said you hated it.
Well I do right,
but I do love it for a couple of reasons.
One, it looks really
- [Robot] Awesome.
- Number two,
it makes cleaning my windshield really freaking easy.
And number three,
if you follow me back here,
is that if you're really short like me
and you can't reach in the back,
cause it's, it's, you know, you're short
then you can just kind of step up on the tire like this,
and then you get up here
and then he can reach the back like,
wow, wow, Wow.
Look, you see that?
I pick up, picked that up with these.
I don't know why you'd need to pick this up,
but we did and I could do it
just standing on a tire.
It's pretty simple.
So the next thing that I love about owning a lifted truck,
is really just owning a lifted truck.
And that sounds super cliche, I guess,
but really it's having that one of one custom vehicle.
It's about what, you know,
and if you're a car guy or truck guy,
you'll understand this, right.
It's about having that vehicle, that is your own.
That is kind of something that,
that you took from stock
and modified it to almost be an extension of yourself,
an extension of your personality and,
and really a facet of who you are.
You know, everyone builds trucks differently.
You know, my Duramax is very different from what Los
and Silverado was,
and they're really not that much different trucks,
but because of our own unique styling,
we really chose to make them our own.
And I think that's one of the coolest things
about owning a lifted truck is that,
you really get the dialed in,
you get to make it what you want it,
which is super fricking awesome.
And truth be told is much of like an overinflated ego is,
it's going to make me sound.
I do really enjoy the attention that it gets.
It's super cool to talk with people about the build and,
you know, get to learn what their builds are,
what their dream builds are and stuff like that.
So it is pretty awesome that people pay attention to it.
And you know, you get a lot of looks on the street,
which is pretty cool.
So the next thing I love about having a lifted truck is,
rock lights.
Now it's daylight out here
because we're not creatures of the night.
And we worked during the day
and this guy and this motorcycle is going
to break my shot up
because he's really loud.
There's something about rock lights
that satisfies the little kid that I am at heart.
Like there's just something about mobbing down the highway,
with all the rock lights on
and the big wheels and curly boys,
and like, it just does it for me.
Plus they look really good parked up at the show.
They're super functional for like when it's late,
if you're trying to like hook up to a trailer or something,
cause I've done that before.
They're kind of one of those form and function mods for me
that I just absolutely adore,
when it comes to having a lifted truck.
Plus like I said,
they look
- [Robot] super awesome
- and who could forget the build process
when it comes to owning a lifted truck.
After all, it's part of the reason I love mine so much.
There's something, again,
just as much as we love the actual build, right?
And the actual finished product
of building the truck
of getting your hands in there, getting dirty,
installing your lift kit, finding bumpers,
seeing if it matches your style, picking out wheels,
picking out tires,
figuring out what size wheels and tires to run.
Because Lord knows that, you know,
there's not a really great place to find that data,
except for the customoffsets.com gallery,
as a fantastic plug by that.
But there's just something about picking all the parts
and then seeing it all come together.
I remember when we built my Duramax,
it was the wildest thing
because I picked wheels,
I picked tires, I picked the lift kit.
I picked all the accessories,
wilder than anything I'd ever expected.
So there's something so wholesome,
about that entire build journey,
that build process
and the fact that a good project is never really finished
and you're always doing something else to it.
But perhaps the coolest thing about all of this stuff is,
the truck shows we've been to,
the people we've met along the way.
And of course all the awesome folks
that have helped make custom offsets what it is today.
What do you guys love about your lifted truck?
Let us know down in the comments section below
and as always be sure to like the video,
maybe share it with a friend that would enjoy it.
Bro, I gotta be honest.
One of my favorite things about owning a lifted truck,
is just turning,
like you got them big wheels
and you just like crank it around, you know?
And then you come back and do it again.
I love it.
- [Man] Getting out of parking spots,
like turn up a bunch of times.
- Yeah, dude.
- [Man] Like some people think, well, wow, how unreasonable?
- I think, it's an adventure.
Honestly, Like every time I go into, like,
I go to like a shopping mall or something.