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As easy as pulling a snap ring

 

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I just may do this one weekend. Thanks for the info guys

 

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The servo apply's more pressure basically, its mainly for your 1-2, 2-3 shift points, some use it for towing but you can use it for w/e you desire I guess.

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Today I wanted to leave my house and I got in an argument with the local Highway Patrol for blocking my driveway. I bit my tongue after asking him to please repark his vehicle twice. I walked inside my house and called the desk sergeant. About 45 seconds after I got off the phone he left in a hurry

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Today I wanted to leave my house and I got in an argument with the local Highway Patrol for blocking my driveway. I bit my tongue after asking him to please repark his vehicle twice. I walked inside my house and called the desk sergeant. About 45 seconds after I got off the phone he left in a hurry

so glad I dont live in the city

 

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Well anywhere you go, the county or state cops can get you

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Had the muffler shop custom install my x-piped exhaust! It sounds a whole lot "cleaner" with the cherry bombs than just open headers lol.

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I've been under the truck changing cats. Ran into some issues and now waiting for a sawzall to arrive. I pleaded with god. So we will know if I was heard later.

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Yea he did. I believe. A sawzall just showed up at my door a few minutes ago

 

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A couple strategic cuts.

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Quiet. It is loud at WOT. The 6.0 sounded amazing with no muffler but just a touch too loud

 

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Went and bought some shelving rack tonight along with a few bags of fertilizer and water softener salt

 

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