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sw6416 Enthusiast

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Come on guys I checked out the new member intros and 7 or 8 down is the only "hot" thread is someone named Sarah haha ....... First off welcome Sarah, come on guys show some love up the ladder above this thread. Sorry had to call everyone out on this one. It's like sitting at that redlight in small town USA and a female drives by in that late model GM and you think hmmm..... Wondering if it's hers or her man's! But would pay it no attention if it was a guy. Funny stuff! Gotta run got some posting to do up the ladder now!

SarahsGMC Senior Enthusiast

SarahsGMC

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Come on guys I checked out the new member intros and 7 or 8 down is the only "hot" thread is someone named Sarah haha ....... First off welcome Sarah, come on guys show some love up the ladder above this thread. Sorry had to call everyone out on this one. It's like sitting at that redlight in small town USA and a female drives by in that late model GM and you think hmmm..... Wondering if it's hers or her man's! But would pay it no attention if it was a guy. Funny stuff! Gotta run got some posting to do up the ladder now!

 

 

 

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BlackZ71Silverado Senior Enthusiast

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Welcome Sarah...........

 

A girl who drives a truck and likes dirt racing, wish you were closer, could introduce you to DIRT modified racing here in PA,NJ, and NY.. Many, many females involved. Sounds like you would fit in great.

 

Lookin good with the duals out the back, what exhaust do you have?

SarahsGMC Senior Enthusiast

SarahsGMC

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We have dirt track racing modifieds bombers all types just 10 miles from me

 

I have true duals with cats leading into a single inlet dual out flowmaster super 10 series with 4" by 18 stainless steel tips, essentially I just replaced the stock muffler with that and duals

BlackZ71Silverado Senior Enthusiast

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Have any photos of the "modifieds" you guys run? Ours are DIRT sanctioned modifieds, kind of look like the NASCAR asphalt mod's but a little higher off the ground.

Always interested to see what kind of cars other states run. The only thing that is usually the same across the country are Sprints.

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