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Got my 1/4" spacers on had enough clearance to creep home.. alignment is on Tuesday my 1" spacers also come Tuesday so looks like Tuesday ill be back to normal I hope

 

 

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Picked up my study materials for training today haha!

 

Have to know everything in there by the end of the month, let the studyfest begin haha!

 

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Drove to the Surgeon's office. A little fun in the rain

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Drove to work in the rain. Moved some tires for Sarah... first are Pit Bull 41.5 x 13.5 x 17's. Second are 385/70/17 Nitto mud grapplers.

 

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You coulda mailed me those 385s lol

 

 

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I thought you'd like those Sarah. They are pretty cool, hadn't seen them up close before. Side wall is bad a$$, and the "bear claw" at the end of the tread blocks is a cool feature. Probably would need a gear change, not only for the size but for the weight as well. My scale showed four of 'em weighing in at 410 pounds. Cool tires. Your lift looks good. :thumbs:

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cleaned up my engine bay while my bro changed his oil in his car at my house

 

 

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Here is the before and after shot of my brothers engine bay (08 malibu, 67K miles never detailed engine bay). Only took about 15 min.

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What are you using to clean? I need to clean off some oil field mud that's trapped in there

 

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Put on a coat of blue dodo juice wax today :) Its almost cruising season

 

 

 

 

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What are you using to clean? I need to clean off some oil field mud that's trapped in there Sent from my DROID RAZR MAXX using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2

 

First step I used Adam's APC.

 

On my bros car I then put on some poorboys trim stuff I had that I am trying to get rid of. Works great but I dont use it on any of my vehicles. The truck I didnt put anything else on it just APC.

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I looked at my corsa system for the first time because I was in the hospital when it was delivered. Amazon boned me twice. 2 orders and neither were correct. One order I only got box 1 of 2 and the other order I got 2 of the box 2 of 2's

 

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