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Broke 1 out of the 6 straps twice after I got back into cali. It held for 600 miles though

 

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Closed out my mileage for the month of October

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Had the truck scanned again the guy I'm having take care if it is pretty positive my trans has a servo issue I'm taking it to him Thursday to drop the pan and check the servo in the bottom.

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Went and looked at a couple s10's today for dailys. Its difficult to find a 4 cyl 5 speed on the config I want

 

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Staying inside safe tonight during trick or treating (ours was rescheduled due to the nasty storms we had yesterday)

 

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I drove to the store, saw an 04 Denali with Quadrasteer for sale. Very cool truck. There are quite a few 4 wheel steer trucks around here.

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I sold my TBSS intake setup to another member today

 

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That member that got my manifold paid less than I did for that setup. Took advantage of me for being on hard times

 

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Oh and it should be 8-10 business days Cody. Customs seems to be a pain in the ass. I got all the parts from Canada, so they are going home

 

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Listen to this guy.... we need a little violin music going to set the ambience lol. I'm used to our border and its inconsistencies. It will make it in due time. Thanks though!

 

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Now I have to go through the stuff deeper in my garage and see what parts to sell. I need to reduce the clutter

 

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I'm moving right now slowly from my old place to the new.... I am going to bin a ton of stuff. That said I have way too engines. I have 5 homeless 6 liters and 3 brand new 4L80e's... some 243 heads, these tbss intakes(3 now) and whatever other LS junk I have. And thats just the LS truck junk lol.

 

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