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Played poker all night. Lost A LOT of money in a single hand.

 

Got my Escalade gauge bezel in today. I will install after my nap and include pics along with pics of the cooler and lines.

 

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Think I have everyome beatbon productivity today

 

Took in the Corolla for new Kumho Ecsta 4x.

Got the tune and 91 octane in Tahoe again!!!! whoohoo

Took the 6 for new Kumho Ecsta 4x

Took the twins for an appointment.

Returned some stuff to Home Depot

Took the 6 for alignment, brake flush, and PS flush

Hosed out one of the twins car seats in the front yard. Yeah....that bad. And no....not puke

Gave the boys a bath

Removed and Washed the car seat covers.

Mowed the lawn

Fed the boys

Changed the oil on the Tahoe. 1900 miles in 5 months, but Royal Purple seemed to really be cleaning it out.

Gave my dog a hair cut

Gave my dog a bath.

Caught up on written and electronic maintenance records.

Washed the corolla

Washed the 6

 

Tahoe was involved with most of the above in one way or another.

 

My wife was with me at the appointment, but other than that and a ride back from a car shop drop off, I did everything myself. I was scheduled to be off all weekend but now and having to work tomorrow so I had to do it all while I can

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After

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Think I have everyome beatbon productivity today

 

Took in the Corolla for new Kumho Ecsta 4x.

Got the tune and 91 octane in Tahoe again!!!! whoohoo

Took the 6 for new Kumho Ecsta 4x

Took the twins for an appointment.

Returned some stuff to Home Depot

Took the 6 for alignment, brake flush, and PS flush

Hosed out one of the twins car seats in the front yard. Yeah....that bad. And no....not puke

Gave the boys a bath

Removed and Washed the car seat covers.

Mowed the lawn

Fed the boys

Changed the oil on the Tahoe. 1900 miles in 5 months, but Royal Purple seemed to really be cleaning it out.

Caught up on written and electronic maintenance records.

 

Tahoe was involved with most of the above in one way or another.

 

My wife was with me at the appointment, but other than that and a ride back from a car shop drop off, I did everything myself. I was scheduled to be off all weekend but now and having to work tomorrow so I had to do it all while I can

Dang man, I'm tired just from reading that. Take the rest of the night off :cheers:

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Added an RX catch can to my camaro

 

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Ryan

 

 

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Same gauges just new bezel. Brings up the look a lot

 

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I also had the oil changed today with M1 EP and then I had the diff fluid changed

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Jdp motorsports

 

Apex motorsports also sells them

 

 

Ryan

 

 

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Also cleaning up BruceDeuce's new transmission cooler

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Got the cooler today Chris, thanks for getting it out so quick!

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When you go to install take your time and I can help. It may take a day to do it right or an hour to mount like I had. But I gave you all the extra parts for it I had

 

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