Re: Storm Series D2 Vehicles
In my opinion it's overly expensive and over the top.
To my way of thinking it is a toy. 4" Lift and 35s aren't designed for getting milk or fitting in car parks, which to my way of thinking moves it more into the dedicated off road vehicle or a comp truck category, which is a toy. Not saying having a toy is a bad thing!
However, No one is going to comp a full bodied d2 as it'd look like rubbish after one track. So removing that option leaves offroad weekender. Cool. Lots of nice bits in it but again, still a toy. And it has modifications that I don't really see the point of other than purely for the sake of modifying.
Nowhere did I say it wouldn't be well built, or an impressive vehicle, but to me it seems over the top.
Trust me, you're hard pressed to find a more biased D2 fan boy, however for it to be a fair comparison between D4 and a storm series you'd have to spend equivalent amounts on both vehicles. My comment was in regards to a vehicle with accessories rather than mods, imagine what you could do with $150k worth of mods to a D4.
You're reading into this as if I've got some personal beef with Andrew or lra in general, or that I'm against modding d2s, which couldn't be further from the truth, I just don't see any value for money in dropping 150k on a purpose built d2. There are easier and cheaper ways to build a comp truck and easier and cheaper ways to build a dedicated hard core off road d2, for me this exists on a shining pedestal of over the top expenditure.
So what now, do I go and flog myself with a td5 drive belt in penance for daring to offend the d2 hordes? :p
Lighten up, life would be boring if we all liked the same thing. If you're happy with your expensive d2 then that's great, enjoy it.
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