Bed not level?

[dragonass23]

Hello. Anyone ever notice their gen 2 raptor leans to the drivers side when viewed from the rear? I parked on a level surface and put a level on the tailgate. Sure enough, the passenger side is higher. Could this be caused by the fuel tank when full? Or is there another problem?

 

[Oldfart]

It is caused by the fact that Raptor owners normally have the extra weight of their ginormous penises, which tends to make that lean semi-permanent, even after you exit the truck.

 

[GordoJay]

It is caused by the fact that Raptor owners normally have the extra weight of their ginormous penises, which tends to make that lean semi-permanent, even after you exit the truck.

And the R is going to lean even more ....

 

[dragonass23]

It is caused by the fact that Raptor owners normally have the extra weight of their ginormous penises, which tends to make that lean semi-permanent, even after you exit the truck.

Lol. That would explain it perfectly if I was in the truck. It still leans when I’m out. Did I just permanently stretch the spring with my ***** weight?

 

[dragonass23]

any recommendations for ballast that is not another large male organ or large passenger?

 

[GordoJay]

any recommendations for ballast that is not another large male organ or large passenger?

 

[New recaros]

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Just have her sit in the middle with old farts boy butter. You won’t need a leveling kit.

 

[dragonass23]

I was afraid that would be offered as a solution. Too much drag. Other ideas?

 

[New recaros]

Run your truck out of gas and then look.

 

[dragonass23]

that would be a way to see if the fuel is cause if the lean, but not very feasible. I guess I could get it closer to empty and measure to see if it makes a change. Do you think something else is wrong or do others see this “unlevel” on their trucks?