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Thanks. Its really easy to use that plastidip. I just hope it holds up as well as what I've heard...

 

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Did you take off all the lights and plastic when you did it? Since I never got around to building a new bumper I want to do mine.

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I wish I had. I'm gonna peel and respray the back bumper soon cuz there's a few flaws from peeling the masking tape off. When I realized that was gonna be a problem I took everything off the front bumper and sprayed it and it came out great.

 

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Ordered a Westin Ultimate Bull Bar, and a set of Westin 5 3/4" Lights to go on it for at night when the Wife and I are riding around in the woods.

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dogged the hell out of my truck this week and put 360 miles on it and two days and she still gave me 14.5 mpg...im pretty happy

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Completely removed my sound system and installed the factory HU back in. Though early, I am going to do a complete system build next year hopefully and decided to just get it over with today to get the mini purchases going lol.

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dogged the hell out of my truck this week and put 360 miles on it and two days and she still gave me 14.5 mpg...im pretty happy

I did like 900 in two days and over 2000 the past three weeks. Drove MI to NH. Then NH to VT. Back to NH, commuted to the office for a week (60ish miles a day) then back to Michigan. My bank account is hurting from all the gas the past few weeks.

 

Just added that up. 168ish gallons of gas. Payed between $3.65 to $4.22 for 93.

 

 

I just realized why I don't take vacations often. :lol:

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How many miles? Ogden, Utah takes me almost 2 tanks. That is almost 750 Miles

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Ordered a Norris Motorsports PCV catch can. Waiting on the truck to be done at the body shop after them having it just over a month now due to disagreements with State Farm. They are finally able to get it fixed up starting this week. Can't wait to have her back so I can install my new parts!

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Scheduled for her to be detailed. Getting ready for 2300 install!

 

Sent from a jelly bean.

 

Are you using the 2300 that was on the SS?

 

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Ordered a Norris Motorsports PCV catch can. Waiting on the truck to be done at the body shop after them having it just over a month now due to disagreements with State Farm. They are finally able to get it fixed up starting this week. Can't wait to have her back so I can install my new parts!

 

Who did you order from?

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